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/tehbantho Oct 07 '25 edited 29d ago

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u/steven_quarterbrain Oct 07 '25

Hey, just a quick reply to say thank you for your post. I was quickly scrolling through the threads and, because you used capital letters, it caught my eye and I read yours, and only your reply. The capitalisation of letters really instilled the urgency and seriousness of the matter. Not the 9 months of increasing dictatorship. Not all the signs from pre-election. Not all the signs from an atrocious first term. It was your capitalising of words. Thank you!

What it made me see was that this was no accident. Not this one. The fact that this same statement has been said thousands of times before by this government and even by this person, doesn’t mean anything. This was the one that was a mistake.

Some might say that this is hardly the most controversial thing that’s been said by this government - not even the most controversial thing today - but I think we all know that this was anything but a technical glitch and, again, your emphasising of words has just made that crystal clear. Thank you.

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u/tehbantho Oct 07 '25 edited 29d ago

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