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stopdiggin

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9. selling 'alternatives' such as outlined here

Reply to Irish_Dem (Reply #7)

Wed Apr 16, 2025, 11:08 AM

Apr 16

Is the very essence of wasting our time.
And if stating so in very plain fashion is somehow 'insulting' to you or somebody 'doing the right thing' (whatever you imagine that to be) ... So be it.
I'll repeat, "There is no viable enforcement mechanism here." NOT. GOING. TO. HAPPEN.

This poster refusing to play along with these little games of make believe. But thanks.

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What happens if a president and the federal government fail to follow a judge's orders? [View all] Wicked Blue Apr 15 OP

Thank you for this JBTaurus83 Apr 15 #1

You're welcome. This is the question I've been asking for weeks Wicked Blue Apr 15 #2

Hopefully JBTaurus83 Apr 15 #3

K&R usonian Apr 16 #4

there is no practical enforcement mechanism stopdiggin Apr 16 #5

It is not a waste of time for people to do the jobs they are paid to do. Irish_Dem Apr 16 #7

selling 'alternatives' such as outlined here stopdiggin Apr 16 #9

Not sure this has ever been necessary before, but hope Congress and/or courts come up with a solution soon. Silent Type Apr 16 #6

The "solution" for the GOP Congress is to let Trump get away with everything forever Orrex Apr 16 #8

What happens? Not much, evidently. (nt) Paladin Apr 16 #10

All citizens should be subject to the same penalties for violating the law. lees1975 Apr 16 #11