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FalloutShelter

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1. This should indeed be easy.

Reply to sop (Original post)

Wed Apr 1, 2026, 11:17 AM

Apr 1

This is not really about the fourteenth amendment to the Constitution.
It is about whether and out of control executive has the right to nullify any part of the Constitution he wants gone,

If the SCOTUS rules for Trump here:
a. We no longer have a Constitution
b. We no longer need the Congress
c. SCOTUS is a joke

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'The Supreme Court Has Never Heard a Case As Easy As This One' [View all] sop Apr 1 OP

This should indeed be easy. FalloutShelter Apr 1 #1

Not true. Three of them have to decide if a clear Constitution, human decency and rights, the Wonder Why Apr 1 #2