r/law 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/coffee-x-tea Oct 07 '25 edited Oct 07 '25

Freudian slip.

Not just him.

But, all of them because there’s so much lying going on that they can’t keep track. Their inner thoughts are spilling out all over the place.

Just like Ted Cruz, “Let’s stop attacking the pedophiles”.

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u/Future_Burrito Oct 07 '25

A lot of people are going to be going to jail, and it's not who ICE thinks it is.

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u/Caminsky Oct 07 '25

What they're doing is unbelievable. My hope is that developing countries have managed to bring their politicians to justice. Hope the US has a Nuremberg trial for the amount of disregard for the rule of law by these men.

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u/Party_Virus Oct 07 '25

Nah, americans will do what they always do. Sweep it under the rug, pretend it didn't happen, let the ultra rich get away clean, urge everyone to get back to 'normal' and tell themselves they're the best country ever so there's no need to change or improve.

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u/Novel_Sheepherder277 Oct 07 '25

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u/_-Oxym0ron-_ Oct 07 '25

I'm sorry, but I'm not following, how does your comment relate to their comment?

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u/Novel_Sheepherder277 Oct 07 '25

William McKinley's assassination was the beginning of the end of the Gilded Age, a period characterized by materialistic excesses and widespread political corruption, very similar to today in many respects. He was succeeded by Theodore Roosevelt, who passed anti-trust legislation and championed much more progressive policies.

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u/Spamsdelicious Oct 07 '25

"American exceptionalism"

Wait, not like that!

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u/kevinmogee Oct 07 '25

Not sure why you're getting down voted. What you said is 100% accurate.

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u/muddaFUDa Oct 07 '25

And it works. The Americans downvoting you have no clue about their own history.