Teri Kanefield on Nostr: Can you imagine addressing a court of law with: "you have no power over me." ("Oh ...
Can you imagine addressing a court of law with: "you have no power over me."
("Oh yeah?" the justices will think. "Watch.")
His idea of "separation of powers" is wacky.
The branches serve as checks against each other so no one branch becomes too powerful.
Aside: It's hard to imagine the Supreme Court bothering to take this at all. I don't know why so many people think it is a given that they will.
The Colorado case is different. There are good reasons for them to hear that one.
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("Oh yeah?" the justices will think. "Watch.")
His idea of "separation of powers" is wacky.
The branches serve as checks against each other so no one branch becomes too powerful.
Aside: It's hard to imagine the Supreme Court bothering to take this at all. I don't know why so many people think it is a given that they will.
The Colorado case is different. There are good reasons for them to hear that one.
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