Many of Trump’s proposals for his second term are surprisingly extreme, draconian, and weird, even for him. Here’s a running list of his most unhinged plans.

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    2 years ago

    The text literally says “any office”. Not sure what you’re talking about here.

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      2 years ago

      So why do you think they left POTUS out of the list when they listed out other important positions? Why not just say “any office” is that’s all inclusive?

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          2 years ago

          I read the excerpt, and it makes no mention of why they explicitly call out senators but not the post, and vaguely referencing a 55 page paper just leads me to believe you have no explanation.

          If this is not the case, could you put the argument in your own words?

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              2 years ago

              You’re not arguing why one and not the other, but why it should apply to the POTUS even though it doesn’t say POTUS.

              I’m not saying I disagree, but the same argument could be made for senator or representative as well. So why call out these specifically and not the other?

              If you’re resting your hat on “well it obviously applies to senator but not POTUS” when I would think, without specific clarification, that it would obviously apply to both … Well then I think they justified her ruling as reasonable.

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                  2 years ago

                  That’s the answer to your question.

                  No, it isn’t. This is even a shift from your previous argument. But, again, it’s just why you think the POTUS is included, but not why they explicitly call out senators but not the POTUS.

                  It’s fair to say you don’t know, which is basically what I’m saying here, but claiming that I’m weaponizing my ignorance when I’m asking you to explain, while you’re claiming a conclusion is clear despite yours… Well that seems incredibly backwards.