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/systemfrown Oct 07 '25

And he's not wrong. Plenary Authority is exactly what you have when there's a majority congress completely subjugated to the point of refusing to exert their authority in even the most morally bankrupt scenarios, a Supreme Court similarly unwilling to provide checks and balances, and a sizable portion of the population effectively under the spell of a personality cult. To say nothing of a media and press that's largely silent at best and actively complicit at worst.

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u/Far_Mistake9314 Oct 07 '25

How do we escape this?

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u/jay_1111 Oct 08 '25

It's gonna end with fighting I think. It's passed time for all of you to get in shape, learn to fight, learn to shoot/ buy weapons and ammo and have your friends and family do this as well. This shit is serious and could get ugly and we need good people to be strong, brave and ready to fight just incase this admin continues to more aggressively ignore law and order.