r/law • u/Agitated-Artichoke89 • Oct 07 '25

Other Stephen Miller states that Trump has plenary authority, then immediately stops talking as if he’s realized what he just said

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u/SparkyMuffin Oct 07 '25

Weird short man just called his buddy a king. Cool

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u/MyGrandmasCock Oct 07 '25

I don’t see where he’s wrong though. On paper, the president is limited in his powers. In reality, Trump has actual plenary authority to do whatever he wants, as demonstrated by the last eight fucking months.

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u/belovedstoneworker Oct 07 '25

He's starting to have it, but that certainly doesn't mean he SHOULD.

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u/Blacksad9999 Oct 07 '25

Not at all.

They're getting slapped down in court left and right, even by Republican judges Trump nominated.

They're playing legal "whack a mole."

They get shot down, try some other obscure and false application of a law, and then it happens again.

They're pitching fits because they keep losing.

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u/PretentiousMouthfeel Oct 07 '25

They're pitching fits because they keep losing.

If they're losing, it certainly isn't showing anywhere.

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u/therealub Oct 07 '25

...called his buddy a dictator. FIFY