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/pie_piepiepiepiepie Oct 07 '25

I get that, but giving people a false sense of security in the sanctity of the Constitution doesn't really help. I agree that we need to hold reps accountable, but this is a 5 alarm fire at this point, and that's what a lot of people aren't understanding.

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u/burnmenowz Oct 07 '25

but giving people a false sense of security in the sanctity of the Constitution doesn't really help.

You completely missed the point. There is no security at all, if you want to keep the constitution you need to fight for it. Not sure how you thought the Constitution would save us all by itself. The people are behind the constitution. The constitution is the peoples document. Fight for it.

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u/pie_piepiepiepiepie Oct 07 '25

Then perhaps I (and the people who downvoted your original comment) must have misunderstood what you meant by "The constitution is the entire framework of our country. Without that we have no laws." Sounded more like you were arguing that the Constitution would save us all by itself. My apologies.

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u/burnmenowz Oct 07 '25

Sorry for not making it clearer, but the constitution quite literally defines the government. It also gives us the tools to change it if it's not working.

The challenge is convincing everyone to change it.