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Did you just wake up from a 4 year nap?
what unconstitutional things have went in the last four years not part of the courts (who unfortunately can virtually change it do to their interpretation power)
If you have to qualify with not part of the one of the three branches of government, your argument doesn't really hold.
the courts are that way because of letting the republicans hold office!!! Who knows how conservative the courts will get in the next four years of appointments. It completely holds.
The point being made is that "unconstitutional" doesn't exist for Republicans anymore. Since the court decides what is and isn't constitutional and they've given up any attempt at appearing not to be partisan hacks, what the Constitution says doesn't matter.
ah. I see to much. dur dur. this is the democrats fault because they were not enough better than republicans. even though I personally think they are light years apart. I mean mostly because of how bad republicans are nowadays but still. so I took the comment to be like biden was all unconstitutional and I was like. WHAT!
It wasn't to blame Democrats. Amy Coney Barrett and the make-up of SCOTUS just changed roughly 4 years ago.
yeah that is the exactly the type of thing that drives me nuts with that type of thing. I get yours is not but I will get folks not taking any of that type of stuff into account and then we get more backsliding and such.