How can Trump cancel something that was voted into law by Congress?
tomrod•9mo ago
By firing everyone associated to it and not hiring to perform it.
Sort of like insurance fraud. Doing things that are in bad faith relative to the agreement. It breaks the law, sure, but only if you're called out on it and your hand is slapped.
bediger4000•9mo ago
What prevents the next president, who just might have more than a 1.6% vote margin, from just reversing all of this?
On a different track, if Trump does a large amount of governing by fiat, will Trump accept the blame if things go awry? That seems like the flip side of dictating new rules.
rasz•9mo ago
_next president_?
verzali•9mo ago
> What prevents the next president, who just might have more than a 1.6% vote margin, from just reversing all of this?
The way things are going the next president will be a simple continuation from the present one. The vote margin will not matter.
> On a different track, if Trump does a large amount of governing by fiat, will Trump accept the blame if things go awry? That seems like the flip side of dictating new rules.
aurareturn•9mo ago
tomrod•9mo ago
Sort of like insurance fraud. Doing things that are in bad faith relative to the agreement. It breaks the law, sure, but only if you're called out on it and your hand is slapped.
bediger4000•9mo ago
On a different track, if Trump does a large amount of governing by fiat, will Trump accept the blame if things go awry? That seems like the flip side of dictating new rules.
rasz•9mo ago
verzali•9mo ago
The way things are going the next president will be a simple continuation from the present one. The vote margin will not matter.
> On a different track, if Trump does a large amount of governing by fiat, will Trump accept the blame if things go awry? That seems like the flip side of dictating new rules.
No. It will be someone else's fault.