Trump and his allies are quietly “plotting” to “deploy the U.S. Military to quell potential unrest on Inauguration Day” if Trump wins in 2024.

[berg80]

The law doesn't say some unelected grade 8 gets to override the elected president because they feel like it.

Agreed. Good thing it hasn't happened. But we did have a man with an eighth grade intellect try to override the will of the voters. It didn't work.

 

[martybegan]

Agreed. Good thing it hasn't happened. But we did have a man with an eighth grade intellect try to override the will of the voters. It didn't work.

it happened during Trump's whole presidency, you lying sack of shit. You just agreed with the interference.

 

[berg80]

Trump got no cooperation from the DOJ either

You don't think Billy the Bagman cooperated with Trump when he named John Durham to go on a failed witch hunt to find dirt on the FBI? Or when he mischaracterized the Mueller Report? Or when Geoffrey Berman was fired?

The thing is, as I mentioned, To facilitate Trump’s ability to direct Justice Department actions, his associates have been drafting plans to dispense with 50 years of policy and practice intended to shield criminal prosecutions from political considerations. Critics have called such ideas dangerous and unconstitutional.

 

[berg80]

it happened during Trump's whole presidency

Be specific. What happened?

 

[martybegan]

Be specific. What happened?

The Deep State and the slowing of the gears during his presidency. You know it happened, but of course any evidence shown will be ignored by the likes of you.

 

[Lesh]

Trump can give all the orders he wants as president, he found out last time that people don't do his bidding unless they agree with it.
Going after General Kelly or Bill Barr won't happen. Maybe going after Fani Willis, Letitia James, the DOJ, the FBI, would be more sporting and supported?

Really? When he installs the likes of Kash fucking Patel as AG etc,?

 

[Mac-7]

Or when Geoffrey Berman was fired?

Obama to replace U.S. Attorneys

<p><strong>Blog:</strong> President Barack Obama plans to replace a "batch" of U.S. Attorneys in the next few weeks and more prosecutors thereafter, according to At</p>

www.politico.com

Obama fired federal prosecutors too

 

[berg80]

The Deep State and the slowing of the gears during his presidency.

I said be specific. BTW, there is no deep state.

 

[berg80]

Obama to replace U.S. Attorneys

<p><strong>Blog:</strong> President Barack Obama plans to replace a "batch" of U.S. Attorneys in the next few weeks and more prosecutors thereafter, according to At</p>

www.politico.com

Obama fired federal prosecutors too

That is standard practice. Anything else? Like did Obama fire any US attorneys who were investigating him?

 

[postman]

Trump can give all the orders he wants as president, he found out last time that people don't do his bidding unless they agree with it.
Going after General Kelly or Bill Barr won't happen. Maybe going after Fani Willis, Letitia James, the DOJ, the FBI, would be more sporting and supported?

Remember, last time it was Mike Pence that lead the Trump transition team. So it was Pence and the like, who recruited people for the Trump administration.

The Donald won't make that same mistake twice. Instead he will get people like Giuliani, or Eastman, or Powell, or Chesbro to scour the country for people to swear loyalty to Trump over the constitution. People who like former Trump attorneys will do what Trump wants, the law be damned.

 

[berg80]

Obama to replace U.S. Attorneys

<p><strong>Blog:</strong> President Barack Obama plans to replace a "batch" of U.S. Attorneys in the next few weeks and more prosecutors thereafter, according to At</p>

www.politico.com

Obama fired federal prosecutors too

The firing of SDNY US Attorney Geoffrey Berman, explained

It’s part of a larger pattern.

www.vox.com

 

[postman]

The law doesn't say some unelected grade 8 gets to override the elected president because they feel like it.

Or a host of unelected grade whatevers.

That depends. If the president issues an illegal order, they are bound by their oath to the Constitution and to the laws to oppose it.

 

[SeaMajor7]

That is standard practice. Anything else? Like did Obama fire any US attorneys who were investigating him?

Yes, in the Ukraine, you asshole.

 

[Mac-7]

That is standard practice. Anything else? Like did Obama fire any US attorneys who were investigating him?

Trump did nothing that obama didn't already do

 

[berg80]

The Donald won't make that same mistake twice. Instead he will get people like Giuliani, or Eastman, or Powell, or Chesbro

I wouldn't be too sure about those folks. They are giving testimony, or likely will be, in cases involving RICO Don. He hates that.

 

[martybegan]

I said be specific. BTW, there is no deep state.

Denial. Not worth arguing with a sheep like you.

 

[GMCGeneral]

Gosh, you folks really do hate the rule of law. If you support Trump, I can see why.

We support Trump because we support FREEDOM you fucking Communist.

 

[berg80]

Trump did nothing that obama didn't already do

Wowser, that's a really big lie. Just two anecdotal examples. Did Obama fire his AG because he recused himself from being involved in an investigation of Obama? Did he fire his AG because of his involvement in an investigation of Obama?

 

[martybegan]

That depends. If the president issues an illegal order, they are bound by their oath to the Constitution and to the laws to oppose it.

None of them were illegal orders, just orders or directives they disagreed with.

 

[berg80]

Denial. Not worth arguing with a sheep like you.

You've got nothing. We both know it.