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BUT - he can't release the trumpstein files?
I thought ya'll were the "do your own research" crowd? Why bother attempting to educate you, when by now you still haven't payed any attention, and instead look for every opportunity to lick the boot of your pedophile, dementia riddled, king .
TLDR: Trump is actively consolidating power and stripping americans of their rights on a daily basis, and maga would rather own the libs, than stand up to tyranny.
Donald Trump has been accused of multiple constitutional violations and norm-breaking actions throughout his presidency and into his second term. One of the earliest and most cited issues involves his refusal to divest from his business empire upon taking office, maintaining ownership and receiving profits from the Trump Organization, which raised concerns about conflicts of interest and violations of the Emoluments Clauses of the Constitution The *Washington Post* noted that Trump visited his properties over 280 times during his presidency, and government agencies spent millions at his resorts, further blurring the lines between his personal business and public office
In February 2019, Trump declared a national emergency at the U.S.-Mexico border to redirect approximately $8 billion in military funds toward building a border wall after Congress refused to appropriate the full amount he requested This action was widely criticized as a violation of the Appropriations Clause, which states that no money can be drawn from the Treasury without congressional authorization The Supreme Court allowed the funding to proceed temporarily, but legal challenges highlighted the constitutional overreach
Trump also faced criticism for his use of acting officials in key government positions beyond the 210-day limit allowed by the Federal Vacancies Reform Act, which violates the Appointments Clause of the Constitution. For example, Chad Wolf served as acting Secretary of Homeland Security long after his eligibility expired, and courts ruled that some of his actions were void
In 2018, the Trump administration imposed steel and aluminum tariffs under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act, citing national security. Legal experts argued this was a misuse of executive power and a violation of the separation of powers, as it effectively allowed the president to impose a broad-based tax without congressional approval Andrew Napolitano, a Fox News legal analyst, stated that such tariff actions amounted to the president “impos[ing] his own taxes,” which is a legislative function
Trump was impeached twice by the House of Representatives. The first impeachment in 2019 stemmed from his request that Ukraine investigate Joe Biden, which was seen as an abuse of power and a violation of constitutional norms regarding foreign interference in elections The second impeachment followed the January 6, 2021, Capitol attack, where he was charged with incitement of insurrection for his role in undermining the 2020 election results and encouraging violence against the government
In early 2025, during his second term, Trump issued an executive order attempting to end birthright citizenship, which a federal judge quickly blocked as “blatantly unconstitutional” He also fired multiple inspectors general without providing required notice to Congress, violating the Inspector General Act
Further actions in 2025 included the unilateral dissolution of several independent federal agencies funded by Congress, such as the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness and the Minority Business Development Agency, which critics argue violates the separation of powers and undermines congressional authority Additionally, (Now in the middle here, I want to point out that Prinny wil not read what they asked me to post, and won't see this) Trump invoked the 1798 Alien Enemies Act to detain and deport individuals without due process, a move not seen since World War II and widely condemned as unconstitutional He also defied a federal court order to halt deportations under this act, escalating concerns about executive overreach
The Brennan Center and other legal analysts have repeatedly emphasized that such actions—ranging from impoundment of congressionally appropriated funds to the politicization of federal agencies—undermine the rule of law and the constitutional balance of powers
This is going to shock you, "dude" (sir/ma'am?) but I never voted for the guy.
Edit: Read your entire post, Mr/Miss.
People demanding other people educate them, instead of educating themselves - is ruining people's ability to debate. It is well known that trump enjoys flaunting his unlimited power, saying things such as he can do what he wants, or "alot of people say they'd like a dictator" By now, anyone still defending trump and his regime are clearly of bad faith, and will not communicate honestly - so there is no debating.
No one claimed you voted for him, I'm just saying you are either in the cult, or ignorant of it, if your first reaction is "what? trump broke the constitution? PROOF!?"