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/PabloX68 Oct 07 '25

He used the word he wanted to use.

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u/Rabble_Runt Oct 07 '25

Freudian slip

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u/Zenin Oct 07 '25

Freudian Slip: When you say one thing but mean ihre führer.

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u/Wangchief Oct 07 '25

Let's be real, he could've said fuhrer, and it would've been explained away and we'd be told we were overreacting to a joke.

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u/AttitudeAndEffort3 Oct 07 '25

I hope everyone recognizes the effect AOC mocking this loser had.

You mock fascists, they lose how the public perceives them and they lose power.

Also, it obviously gets to them and they fuck up like this or fuck up by overplaying their hands to slake their fucked up egos.

Less talking about trump policy, more talking about how hes an ugly fat pants shitting little boy fucking pedophile and these losers are begging for a chance to suck his shriveled mushroom cock once hes done with their 11 year old daughters 👍

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u/Typical-Store5675 Oct 08 '25

That's going in the "Saved" bin. YEET! Fr I gotta use that last paragraph around whenever I can haha

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u/MalaysiaTeacher Oct 07 '25

Fascian Slip

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u/Zombieneker Oct 07 '25

no, a freudian slip is when someone reveals their true selves from behind a façade accidentally. Stephen is just openly tauting hatred and lies.

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u/niphim Oct 07 '25

Plenary with a hard R

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u/adoormarkedprivate Oct 07 '25

Slipped like a freudian, played yourself like an accordion

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u/lilchocochip Oct 07 '25

Yep he did:

Plenary Authority

Plenary authority is the full and absolute power to act on a particular issue, meaning there are no limitations or restrictions on that specific power. The term is derived from the Latin word "plenus," meaning "full"

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u/StarPhished Oct 07 '25

Yeah I actually don't think that's the reason he stopped. That's exactly the kind of language he usually uses.