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232 points pseudolus | 5 comments | 10 May 25 15:49 UTC | HN request time: 1.192s | source

1. electrondood ◴[10 May 25 18:37 UTC] No.43947843[source]▶

And then the courts are like "no, you don't get to do that."

What kind of master negotiator creates a deadline that only applies to himself?

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2. 9283409232 ◴[10 May 25 18:43 UTC] No.43947881[source]▶

Trump has been ignoring the courts. Why would he stop now?

3. mmazing ◴[10 May 25 18:45 UTC] No.43947904{3}[source]▶

He found the loophole that courts hate!

4. daemin ◴[10 May 25 20:46 UTC] No.43948861{3}[source]▶

Trump can afford to do that because the highest court in the land said anything he does as President in official duties he cannot be tried for.

So now he doesn't care what any court says.

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5. throwawayqqq11 ◴[11 May 25 02:09 UTC] No.43950683{4}[source]▶

I guess in his mind immunity does imply neglect of court rulings. Fun times ahead when he is no longer president (hopefully).

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