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BumRushDaShow

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7. "Republicans have never been ones to obey the law, and Democrats very seldomly hold them accountable"

Reply to LiberalArkie (Reply #3)

Fri May 1, 2026, 05:30 PM

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Democrats most certainly HAVE tried to hold them accountable...and what happens? The COURTS.

See John Roberts as the #1 example as Chief Protector of all things criminal done by the GOP.

The GOP manages to get "the best 'due process' that money can buy".

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Trump says he'll place 25% tariff on autos from the EU, accusing it of not complying with trade deal [View all] BumRushDaShow Friday OP

I thought the courts decided that El Bloat-O cannot impose tariffs - only congress. Marie Marie Friday #1

shitstain could never read past 3rd grade, at most. dave99 Friday #2

Republicans have never been ones to obey the law, and Democrats very seldomly hold them accountable LiberalArkie Friday #3

"Republicans have never been ones to obey the law, and Democrats very seldomly hold them accountable" BumRushDaShow Friday #7

I wasn't really thinking of now as much as in the past LiberalArkie Yesterday #14

How far "in the past"? BumRushDaShow Yesterday #15

Probably at least the Reagan administration. Dismantling public health, housing. The tax cuts, the LiberalArkie Yesterday #17

During Raygun BumRushDaShow 23 hrs ago #18

Can't under International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) pat_k Friday #9

hes already used the thirrd one worldwide moonshinegnomie Friday #13

SCOTUS said it was unconstitutional to use the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to impose tariffs. Ms. Toad Friday #11

what trade deal did they violate and how did they violate it? ChicagoTeamster Friday #4

The marmalade shartcannon is just butthurt.... Brother Buzz Friday #5

He wanted them to lose ships, troops, and aircraft as well as lose money in the strait of Hormuz ChicagoTeamster Friday #6

Well--how can Trump acuse The European Comm. of not folling the trade deal when the USSC said no dice??? riversedge Friday #8

This! "Deal" extorted by tariff imposed illegally is void. pat_k Friday #10

Someone must have mentioned the Epstein files. n/t flvegan Friday #12

Is this another direct order from Putin? notKeith Yesterday #16

He gets itchy to impose tariffs same as he gets itchy to start wars struggle4progress 20 hrs ago #19