Not much they can do or say at that point. But I do think that if he were impeached, it would cause a neck beard riot.I know I"m not the only one but i really believe that when he loses in 2020 he and his followers are not going to go quietly
Not much they can do or say at that point. But I do think that if he were impeached, it would cause a neck beard riot.I know I"m not the only one but i really believe that when he loses in 2020 he and his followers are not going to go quietly
i just think he will stoke the fires for the fun of it. His ego is so big he's going to want to see it...Not much they can do or say at that point. But I do think that if he were impeached, it would cause a neck beard riot.
If we hold the AOC "outrage" as the standard bearer I guess we just need some hysterics on the twitters to confirm "not going quietly".
The eminent domain law as discussed in Kelo is far from "unfettered." Although its pretty vague, it appears Trump is talking about the executive's emergency powers. He uses the term "eminent domain" but we can be pretty certain he has no idea what he is talking about. This most likely has nothing to do with Kelo or traditional notion of eminent domain, which presumably requires some form of local legislative or administrative action.Just from a conservative point of view I hate this whole idea. I would have thought that we learned our lesson with Kelo vs. New London on the dangers of the unfettered usage of eminent domain. Stretching it further is a horrible idea. (IMO, if we had a constitutional convention addressing Kelo should be #1 on the list). This is the least conservative action that DJT has proposed; that is a relative ranking as DJT is anything but conservative.
That said, I'm surprised the Feds don't have a right of way along all our land borders. That tidbit came as a surprise.
Dead man walking at that point. I think a lot changes after the Mueller Report comes out. At some point, the evidence against Nixon simply became too much. Not that a large portion of his base won't still believe every word he says, but GOP leaders will start not supporting him. That's when the landscape will change.i just think he will stoke the fires for the fun of it. His ego is so big he's going to want to see it...
I'm sure this is technically correct, but if you ask those folks whose houses were razed what they think of the grassy field that was once their home I'd bet "unfettered" would be an apt description in their minds.The eminent domain law as discussed in Kelo is far from "unfettered."
And New Orleans, a whole old neighborhood was cleared out for a medical complex.I'm sure this is technically correct, but if you ask those folks whose houses were razed what they think of the grassy field that was once their home I'd bet "unfettered" would be an apt description in their minds.The eminent domain law as discussed in Kelo is far from "unfettered."
I will not hold Trump to crazies on twitter. That, to me, does not affect the orderly transition of power.If we hold the AOC "outrage" as the standard bearer I guess we just need some hysterics on the twitters to confirm "not going quietly".
Some in Texas probably believe they're independent, this would bring more.Ilov80s said:I am sure that means you send the military and just take it. I wonder what all those live free or die Texans with guns would say to that.
Sinn Fein said:Its presumably in relation to Martial Law - Trump declares National Emergency, uses that as the basis for seizing land to deal with the National Emergency.
It really is much scarier than it sounds. Because, courts are designed to give great deference to the President when it comes to national security. So, it will be more difficult - though certainly not impossible - to fight this in the courts. I am sure that is what Miller is whispering in Trump's ear right now.
You're just seeing the long game now.SaintsInDome2006 said:- eta - I guess I just would have thought that a president even mentioning this, to circumvent Congress, but really in any context, would cause a much bigger uproar.
Just seeing this. Networks are deciding if they are going to give him the airtime I am assuming because they suspect he will spread lies.SaintsInDome2006 said:Here comes stupidity... and danger. Trump will be doing a nationwide address on the shutdown and border situation.
Has he spoken to the nation yet?I can only imagine how convincing Trump’s address will be. If it’s written by Stephen Miller, you can bet it will be an ugly fear speech.
Good question. I can’t recall. Maybe when we bombed Syria?Has he spoken to the nation yet?
His mouth will be moving, but the words won't be hisSaintsInDome2006 said:Here comes stupidity... and danger. Trump will be doing a nationwide address on the shutdown and border situation.
In what way do you mean? An argument that this would be for the public good/public use? (FYI, I'm not a lawyer)E Street Brat said:Reminds me of the Kelo vs. City of New London case,
Indeed. NutsJust seeing this. Networks are deciding if they are going to give him the airtime I am assuming because they suspect he will spread lies.
Continues to amaze me everyday the situation we are in.
"I lost the House so I shut down the government. #### you, America."SaintsInDome2006 said:Here comes stupidity... and danger. Trump will be doing a nationwide address on the shutdown and border situation.
Judd LegumVerified account @JuddLegum 26m26 minutes agoJust seeing this. Networks are deciding if they are going to give him the airtime I am assuming because they suspect he will spread lies.
Continues to amaze me everyday the situation we are in.
Tough position for the networks. He is the President of the United States and normally you would just air it.Just seeing this. Networks are deciding if they are going to give him the airtime I am assuming because they suspect he will spread lies.
Continues to amaze me everyday the situation we are in.
There’s like a 99% chance at least part of this thing will contain lies and we are in danger BS but still it is nuts where we are with the level of distrust and it’s just normal business as usual because everyday he finds it finds a way to be more absurd.Judd LegumVerified account @JuddLegum 26m26 minutes ago
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IMO, invoking "normal" eminent domain for this use should be fine. It is in the public interest. (Completely different than Kelo where the land was taken with the intent to be given to developers for a development resulting in a higher tax base).In what way do you mean? An argument that this would be for the public good/public use? (FYI, I'm not a lawyer)
We’ll see that’s the problem with Trump. Is it? I presume there’s some CBP and DHS report indicating this?IMO, invoking "normal" eminent domain for this use should be fine. It is in the public interest
No idea. It seems to be in the same category of using eminent domain for a road, bridge, or canal, though.We’ll see that’s the problem with Trump. Is it? I presume there’s some CBP and DHS report indicating this?
The networks denied Obama airtime to talk about immigration reform a few years back. The reason given then was that the topic was too political. So, there is some precedent for denying.Tough position for the networks. He is the President of the United States and normally you would just air it.
HOWEVER.. it is President Trump.. who has been proven to not be able to the truth. And with this weekends proven lies by Sanders.. How do you give him the platform to lie to the American Public ?
I think that is still a very open question.It is in the public interest.
I'm not a big fan of former presidents who opine on current presidents. Or current presidents blaming those who came before.I will not hold Trump to crazies on twitter. That, to me, does not affect the orderly transition of power.
Lets see how Trump reacts to not being president, and how he comports himself in relation to the next president. Its not simply handing over the key to the White House on Inauguration day. I suspect Trump will not go quietly into the night as previous presidents have done.
I think it is fair play for Trump to question decisions made by the next president - but, any move towards questioning the legitimacy of the next president would be a mark against "the orderly transition" of government.
I've never understood the argument that a physical barrier (where it makes sense) wouldn't be effective. In the areas that physical barriers have been erected crossings have indeed dropped by huge numbers. If we magically had the same fence the Israelis have on the border our crossings would drop dramatically across the board.its around the effectiveness of the wall itself. If the wall is not effective - then is it really in the public's interest?
Seriously how is this in the public's interest? 5 billion comes no way close to completing a wall or barrier across the southern border. So what does this accomplish?IMO, invoking "normal" eminent domain for this use should be fine. It is in the public interest. (Completely different than Kelo where the land was taken with the intent to be given to developers for a development resulting in a higher tax base).
Disagree. Just a few years ago 50% of dems were for a wall. This is all a political dance to deny Trump of his biggest campaign promise .I think that is still a very open question.
Most of the criticism of the wall is not around th emoney - its around the effectiveness of the wall itself. If the wall is not effective - then is it really in the public's interest?
Thanks, Sand. I’m not sure the public interest can be proven so easily, but I agree—as a layman—that the “normal” eminent domain is all that would be applicable or necessary here. Declaring a national emergency to take the land would be a terrible misuse of executive power.IMO, invoking "normal" eminent domain for this use should be fine. It is in the public interest. (Completely different than Kelo where the land was taken with the intent to be given to developers for a development resulting in a higher tax base).
This used to be a lot easier to avoid when the current president didn't do things like accuse past presidents of inventing ISISI'm not a big fan of former presidents who opine on current presidents.
Which Dems were for a 38 billion dollar wall? How many years ago is a "few"? I agree they Democrats are trying to denounce Trump's second biggest campaign promise. His first though, was Lock Her Up!Disagree. Just a few years ago 50% of dems were for a wall. This is all a political dance to deny Trump of his biggest campaign promise .
I think the number of "open boarder" Tim like folk is pretty small
Agreed. This, too.Seriously how is this in the public's interest? 5 billion comes no way close to completing a wall or barrier across the southern border. So what does this accomplish?
I think the National Security angle would allow for military funds to be used on the wall.Thanks, Sand. I’m not sure the public interest can be proven so easily, but I agree—as a layman—that the “normal” eminent domain is all that would be applicable or necessary here. Declaring a national emergency to take the land would be a terrible misuse of executive power.
Personally, I think trump realizes that he would lose regular eminent domain arguments in court. There’s too much conflicting data and information to establish the need to do so, imo.
Technically I thought they were for Border Security.... not a wallDisagree. Just a few years ago 50% of dems were for a wall. This is all a political dance to deny Trump of his biggest campaign promise .
I think the number of "open boarder" Tim like folk is pretty small
This used to be a lot easier to avoid when the current president didn't do things like accuse past presidents of inventing ISIS
Or current presidents blaming those who came before.
Ok. What things are you going to take away from our military men and women to build the wall? And why do this at all? Do you see this as a pressing national emergency?I think the National Security angle would allow for military funds to be used on the wall.
Or better yet, we can create a giant obstacle course like on American Ninja and if they can make it through, then we'll turn them into Navy Seals and they can earn their citizenship that way.How about we get a rail for the southern border. And on that rail will be a 20 foot section of wall. And we have a guy that monitors the southern border and just moves the section directly in front of people when they are trying to cross. Fool proof. A sliding wall.
26 dems voted for the smaller scale Fence Act of 2016Which Dems were for a 38 billion dollar wall? How many years ago is a "few"? I agree they Democrats are trying to denounce Trump's second biggest campaign promise. His first though, was Lock Her Up!
But yeah, they are denying him his vanity wall, of course. If the Dems were for it, does that mean the Republicans were against it? Why have they come around?
Someone needs to switch it with a resignation speech. Like Ron Burgundy,it would probably work.I can only imagine how convincing Trump’s address will be. If it’s written by Stephen Miller, you can bet it will be an ugly fear speech.
No, and I think it sets a very bad precedent if he's able to do it.Ok. What things are you going to take away from our military men and women to build the wall? And why do this at all? Do you see this as a pressing national emergency?
### for tat whataboutism.Yeah, I saw that. But you're talking about "My predecessor helped create an environment that led to the formation of ISIS" vs. "He created ISIS. And he wasn't born here. Plus I invented the question mark."