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In all these threads you have the same red faces and crying liberals repeatedly asserting that the judicial branch is the final arbiter of the law, that everything it issues a ruling on must be followed and no one is allowed to question or ignore their rulings.
A PRESIDENT ISN'T A KING!
So this thread is to help improve your understanding of the Constitution and help get you to the next steps of your coping about these matters. Well actually you'll just see how your defense of Biden pardons completely screwed you (yet again) and how you are going to have to cry some more.
First we already have the issue of Presidential Immunity that has been settled.
en.wikipedia.org
So if this is a core Article II power, immigration for example, the President has absolute immunity. Even if a lone judge wants to declare the President broke the law, they're going to be ignored because we have a clear ruling on this matter.
However let's imagine several judges all declare the entire Trump administration is generally lawless and going full rogue and acting unconstitutionally on a massive number of matters. How do they fix that after their rulings are issued?
The answer is.... they make referrasl to the EXECUTIVE BRANCH who then has that role of EXECUTING AND ENFORCING THE LAWS.
So when that executive branch doesn't act on it, then the judges have done all they can do. ALL they can do is issue their ruling. All enforcement is beyond their branch of government.
We've seen this in reverse with Biden not enforcing loan provisions for loans he claimed he had forgiven, basically also not requiring those agencies he didn't want doing work to come into work and lastly just not engaging in any immigration enforcement. Judges would rule against it but that is all they can do.
So the President enforces the laws including against himself if a judge were to issue a ruling.
So now you have a lawless President, who's job is it to stop him or her?
Well a judge can issue a ruling but again that is all they can do. The other check and balance on this is CONGRESS. They would have to impeach if they really felt like the bar were high enough in these matters.
Finally we have the "Biden standard" for the final way a President can check and balance the judiciary and that is PARDON POWER.
We've just had a bunch of very fun leftists fully justify BLANKET Biden pardons for broad swaths of time and for uncharged or even unknown federal crimes.
President Trump can issue blanket pardons for any member of his administration that any judge declares is breaking the law or ignoring their case law and rulings.
But...but...but....
No it is a Presidential power and it cannot be litigated or adjudicated per those on the left. It can't be revoked, questioned, or ruled against.
I mean sure these folks will change their mind on that the SECOND the name TRUMP is inserted but hey, double standards are the only standard for them.
If a lone judge wants to make themselves President they can be ignored. Their rulings will have no teeth because the enforcement mechanism is the President. Any law they declare was broken or any person they would try to imprison can just be pardoned by the President.
The checks and balances go both ways, not just one way. Learn it, live it, love it.
A PRESIDENT ISN'T A KING!
So this thread is to help improve your understanding of the Constitution and help get you to the next steps of your coping about these matters. Well actually you'll just see how your defense of Biden pardons completely screwed you (yet again) and how you are going to have to cry some more.
First we already have the issue of Presidential Immunity that has been settled.
Presidential immunity in the United States - Wikipedia
On July 1, 2024, the Supreme Court ruled in Trump v. United States that presidents have absolute immunity from criminal prosecution for those official acts which fall within their "exclusive sphere of constitutional authority". For those official acts that do not fall within this inner core, but nevertheless within "the outer perimeter of his official responsibility", a president enjoys at least a presumptive immunity. When it comes to unofficial acts, there is no immunity.[48] The case was returned to the lower courts to determine whether Trump's actions related to the January 6, 2021, attacks on the U.S. Capitol were official or not, and if so, then to which degree of immunity they would be entitled.
So if this is a core Article II power, immigration for example, the President has absolute immunity. Even if a lone judge wants to declare the President broke the law, they're going to be ignored because we have a clear ruling on this matter.
However let's imagine several judges all declare the entire Trump administration is generally lawless and going full rogue and acting unconstitutionally on a massive number of matters. How do they fix that after their rulings are issued?
The answer is.... they make referrasl to the EXECUTIVE BRANCH who then has that role of EXECUTING AND ENFORCING THE LAWS.
So when that executive branch doesn't act on it, then the judges have done all they can do. ALL they can do is issue their ruling. All enforcement is beyond their branch of government.
We've seen this in reverse with Biden not enforcing loan provisions for loans he claimed he had forgiven, basically also not requiring those agencies he didn't want doing work to come into work and lastly just not engaging in any immigration enforcement. Judges would rule against it but that is all they can do.
So the President enforces the laws including against himself if a judge were to issue a ruling.
So now you have a lawless President, who's job is it to stop him or her?
Well a judge can issue a ruling but again that is all they can do. The other check and balance on this is CONGRESS. They would have to impeach if they really felt like the bar were high enough in these matters.
Finally we have the "Biden standard" for the final way a President can check and balance the judiciary and that is PARDON POWER.
We've just had a bunch of very fun leftists fully justify BLANKET Biden pardons for broad swaths of time and for uncharged or even unknown federal crimes.
President Trump can issue blanket pardons for any member of his administration that any judge declares is breaking the law or ignoring their case law and rulings.
But...but...but....
No it is a Presidential power and it cannot be litigated or adjudicated per those on the left. It can't be revoked, questioned, or ruled against.
I mean sure these folks will change their mind on that the SECOND the name TRUMP is inserted but hey, double standards are the only standard for them.
If a lone judge wants to make themselves President they can be ignored. Their rulings will have no teeth because the enforcement mechanism is the President. Any law they declare was broken or any person they would try to imprison can just be pardoned by the President.
The checks and balances go both ways, not just one way. Learn it, live it, love it.