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In reply to the discussion: This message was self-deleted by its author [View all]Think. Again.
(22,365 posts)42. The courts would side with trump per the CR unless and until the CR is successfully challenged first.
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You feel better that trump will now have more unchallengable power to mess with your SS????
Think. Again.
Mar 2025
#1
You don't think it's a good thing that Chuck has managed to secure Social Security for our time?
Lancero
Mar 2025
#3
ONE Democratic vote for the CR makes the party "enablers and collaborators"?
OilemFirchen
Mar 2025
#17
2, counting Angus King, who caucuses with us. Shaheen was the other Yes on the actual bill, and she is retiring so
Celerity
Mar 2025
#24
He caucuses with us (which I said). Without King/Sanders caucusing with us, we wouldn' have had control of the Senate
Celerity
Mar 2025
#31
It would not have stopped them, it would have stopped the Democratic Party...
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Mar 2025
#33
It sounds like they feel better that dump will have less power than if a shutdown happened.
Eko
Mar 2025
#4
He will not have less power, the CR grants him power that even the Constitution reserved for Congress.
Think. Again.
Mar 2025
#6
Doesn't matter, he now has the full authority to do that through the CR, backed by Democratic Party votes.
Think. Again.
Mar 2025
#12
By transferring Congress's Constitutional control of spending to trump, he can defund any agency he wants to.
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Mar 2025
#23
Yes, over-riding the Congressional authority over spending is why the CR is considered unconstitutional.
Think. Again.
Mar 2025
#36
Unfortunately, the option of a 30 day CR developed by the House was ignored by schumer, and so here we are.
Think. Again.
Mar 2025
#40
The courts would side with trump per the CR unless and until the CR is successfully challenged first.
Think. Again.
Mar 2025
#42
Probably the same parts of it that trump will close with the power of the CR.
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Mar 2025
#19