GOP Took Exception To Jackson Saying That Presidents Are Not Kings... In McGahn Ruling
...and they do not have subjects bound by loyalty or blood.
Obviously she was referring to the president at the time, as trump is perhaps one of the only presidents that literally demanded oaths of loyalty. The only loyalty civil servants have is to the government and laws they serve, not any person or president.
Several people objected to trump asking for a loyalty pledge, or non disclosure agreement.
It's interesting that the GOP had a problem with where that McGahn case went in terms of having to release information to congress.
https://thehill.com/news/senate/3256760-gop-senators-push-ketanji-brown-jackson-on-mcgahn-ruling/
woodguru wrote:
...and they do not have subjects bound by loyalty or blood.
Obviously she was referring to the president at the time, as trump is perhaps one of the only presidents that literally demanded oaths of loyalty. The only loyalty civil servants have is to the government and laws they serve, not any person or president.
Several people objected to trump asking for a loyalty pledge, or non disclosure agreement.
It's interesting that the GOP had a problem with where that McGahn case went in terms of having to release information to congress.
https://thehill.com/news/senate/3256760-gop-senators-push-ketanji-brown-jackson-on-mcgahn-ruling/...and they do not have subjects bound by loyalty ... (
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You failed to mention that her decision in this case was overturned on appeal. Like most of her other cases. She seems like a political activist in a robe. If she's incapable of defining what a woman is...
woodguru wrote:
...and they do not have subjects bound by loyalty or blood.
Obviously she was referring to the president at the time, as trump is perhaps one of the only presidents that literally demanded oaths of loyalty. The only loyalty civil servants have is to the government and laws they serve, not any person or president.
Several people objected to trump asking for a loyalty pledge, or non disclosure agreement.
It's interesting that the GOP had a problem with where that McGahn case went in terms of having to release information to congress.
https://thehill.com/news/senate/3256760-gop-senators-push-ketanji-brown-jackson-on-mcgahn-ruling/...and they do not have subjects bound by loyalty ... (
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Trump was concerned about t*****rs in his midst, in DC; WOW.
woodguru wrote:
...and they do not have subjects bound by loyalty or blood.
Obviously she was referring to the president at the time, as trump is perhaps one of the only presidents that literally demanded oaths of loyalty. The only loyalty civil servants have is to the government and laws they serve, not any person or president.
Several people objected to trump asking for a loyalty pledge, or non disclosure agreement.
It's interesting that the GOP had a problem with where that McGahn case went in terms of having to release information to congress.
https://thehill.com/news/senate/3256760-gop-senators-push-ketanji-brown-jackson-on-mcgahn-ruling/...and they do not have subjects bound by loyalty ... (
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Do you know how stupid that sounds?
WEBCO wrote:
You failed to mention that her decision in this case was overturned on appeal. Like most of her other cases. She seems like a political activist in a robe. If she's incapable of defining what a woman is...
Where did you pull that "like most of her other cases" from, your butt?
She has over 600 rulings, and something like 6 overturned
Meanwhile Kavanaugh had a recent ruling on a******n overturned a few months before he was nominated where he failed to adhere to the constitution...not to mention he was up for pending formal ethics charges that the senate decided were irrelevant since he was a supreme court judge
LogicallyRight wrote:
Do you know how stupid that sounds?
Absolutely, it was an oath trump expected his appointees to make to him...you are damn right it sounds stupid, and you have no problem with his stupidity do you?
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