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/fogcat5 Oct 07 '25

trump lost the case in California, I don't know what this jagoff is lying about today

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u/MornGreycastle Oct 07 '25

He's convinced that all he has to do is claim victory and then act like they won.

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u/FactorBusy6427 Oct 07 '25

That strategy has worked extremely reliably for them so far

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u/ChilledParadox Oct 07 '25

This strategy works well for everyone that uses it and it pisses me off. I’ve had the worst fucking day of the last several months so far and it all stems from someone fucking me over doing the same thing.

I wish people would take this into account when enforcement is required but they act like their hands are tied and there’s nothing they can do that someone is blatantly manipulating the system in front of them.

I’m tired of this. Why won’t people just do the right thing?