1/ Pack the Supreme Court with corrupt judges
2/ commit blatant crimes
3/ ?????
4/ Profit!!
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1/ Pack the Supreme Court with corrupt judges
2/ commit blatant crimes
3/ ?????
4/ Profit!!
You chumps really fucked it this time
@Gradually_Adjusting @wintermute_oregon I think it depends on how this ruling gets applied/interpreted.
There is a real risk, pointed out by #Sotomayor, that federal procedures could legitimize illegal acts like assassinations. However, one could just as easily presume that such actions would be unconstitutional and therefore fall outside the bounds of ordinary business, and thus do not meet the criteria for "official acts".
I wish this ruling had a bit more precision.
Hard not to assume we'll see the implementation will end up working out in the favour of this court's political allies. In fact, if it was precise enough that both sides could apply it the same way, I'm sure they'd find that a flaw.
Long live King Biden