MTG is sitting there acting so surprised and outraged when it was so plainly obvious for over a decade. It speaks volumes about her personality that she's not devastatingly ashamed for being so incompetent. She and Tucker Carlson have the same sociopathic playbook: read which way the wind is blowing and ride it for all it's worth.
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Actual constitutional crisis happening in US, and for everyone it is just another Wednesday.
How low can the nation fall.
How long. We're in the "decline" period of the fall of empire, and I suspect that, like Rome, we'll be cruising through this for another decade or two.
Yeah, they couldn’t prosecute Trump after his first term because it would cause a constitutional crisis, but now there’s been a constitutional crisis nearly every week in his second term and no one cares enough to do anything about it.
Child rapist refuses to hand over proof of all the raping. FTFY.
Can the DOJ be held in contempt? Serious question. If so, what are the consequences?
Yes — the Attorney General can personally be held in contempt, and unlike the President he enjoys no special exemption.
Consequences: civil contempt (coercive — daily fines until compliance, not pardonable); criminal contempt (punitive — fines or, rarely, jail, and is pardonable by the President).
Obligatory IANAL, but this is the law and has in the past indeed at most been pushed as far as a strongly worded letter.
Someone will tell them off and write a strong worded letter.
The head of the executive branch should really do something about the illegal action of their subordinates /s