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Sooo...Brandon's last minute pardons were all done with e-signatures, eh? How very...back-handed. Are these really legal or not? Did Brandon even know about it? How many other decisions were signed this way? This is gonna get messy. I wonder how Pelosi and Schiff feel right now? 😁

Here's you "experts" robo... https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/why-experts-are-almost-always-wrong-9997024/

Agreed. But it's a tough sell. I'd like to see this tried by the SCOTUS. The collaboration is obvious. There is ample evidence to bring a case. We'll see if it ever gets to court.

Very disgraceful. The "experts" have not been fairing well lately. They're wrong more often than not.

As with pretty much everything you post, I'll take this whiney drivel with a grain of salt. Lol...too funny.

Ethics? Like Don LeMon? Joy Reid Pfft.

Tweenkie.

Ok... " Stay up to date with notifications from The Independent Notifications can be managed in browser preferences. Not nowYes please Jump to content Independent Support Now Menu News Sports Voices Culture Lifestyle Travel Climate Premium NewsWorldAmericasUS politics Trump accuses the press of ‘illegal’ reporting in Justice Department remarks Trump argues that press criticism of judges should be criminalized despite the president and his allies’ ongoing attacks against the judiciary Alex Woodward in New York Friday 14 March 2025 18:39 EDT 8Comments Trump calls news outlets 'illegal' in remarks to Justice Department Your support helps us to tell the story Read more Support Now From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or producing our latest documentary, 'The A Word', which shines a light on the American women fighting for reproductive rights, we know how important it is to parse out the facts from the messaging. At such a critical moment in US history, we need reporters on the ground. Your donation allows us to keep sending journalists to speak to both sides of the story. The Independent is trusted by Americans across the entire political spectrum. And unlike many other quality news outlets, we choose not to lock Americans out of our reporting and analysis with paywalls. We believe quality journalism should be available to everyone, paid for by those who can afford it. Your support makes all the difference. Read more Donald Trump continued his assault on the press in front of the nation’s top federal law enforcement officials on Friday while taking a victory lap against a justice system that failed to hold him to account. In remarks at the Department of Justice, which presidents typically avoid to preserve the independence of the work of law enforcement agencies, Trump labelled news outlets with adversarial coverage of his administration “political arms of the Democratic party.” CNN and MSNBC “literally write 97.6 percent bad about me” and are “political arms of the Democrat Party,” Trump said. “In my opinion they’re really corrupt and they’re illegal. What they do is illegal,” he said. open image in gallery Donald Trump aired bitter grievances and raged against his political enemies in an address to the Department of Justice March 14 (Getty Images) He also listed off a list of what he called “fake news” outlets including The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, baselessly alleging they are conspiring with Democratic officials to influence prosecutions and investigations against him. “It’s totally illegal what they do,” he said. He suggested that press coverage that criticized judges influenced their decisions in cases against him and should be “illegal.” Trump himself, however, continues to rage against judges that have blocked parts of his agenda, while his allies call for their impeachment and removal from the bench. Newspapers “are really no different than a highly paid political operative,” Trump said. “And it has to stop. It has to be illegal,” he said. “It’s influencing judges. It’s really changing law. And it just cannot be legal. I do not believe it is legal.” He's hoping it's illegal but...pretty uphill climb. I still say the endgame is to discredit the msm media out of existence.

Somewhat. The government tells the media what to print and say, and the media oblige. Oh and...the public catches on and the ratings plummet.

Yes let's. The accusation is that the Brandon admin fed the msm falsehoods and cover-up stories and the msm reported it all as fact. The premise seems to be that Trump thinks such is a violation of the law. Tough to prove it's "illegal"...easier to further tarnish and belittle the msm AND the previous administration. Is that your understanding as well?

He's your President. Enjoy that. 🫠

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5421779/Justin-Trudeau-ridiculed-Indians-fake-outfits.html LOL...

Can you count how many times you've said I'm ignorant or similar...bankrupt... Then found out I was right? Because I've lost count. 😚

Hilarious. "DRILL BABY DRILL!" And watch the economy begin to bounce back.

Now there's a knee-jerk, rather bad idea.

It's not just Yankee's freakin'. Canadians...some anyway...figure we're at war with the States. It's thinking like that, that causes escalated tensions. Think of it this way... There are 40 million Canucks. We do have a cultural identity...a "psychy" if you will. Abrupt moves in the trade with the US plus their quest for peace, has an affect on the Canuck "psychy". There are around 400 million Yankees. That affect is wildly more pronounced down there. It's pretty obvious they are freaking right fcking out. But ya...things will settle and hopefully inflation will stop and do an about face.

True. Erratic and rather hefty changes in US trade does have a serious affect on the stock markets. I have no skin in that game. Call it luck...call it wisdom...I own no stocks. However it all should push inflation up and that would be a bad thing. Sure does exemplify the power of the POTUS I guess. Trump is negotiating with tariffs. Find out what his goal is for Canadian trade, and negotiate. Interestingly enough, Canada is doing that well. Too bad it took a threat, for Pixie-Dust to do something good for our nation. The markets will settle as the various tariffs are settled...I would think. Out of that should follow some pretty good times. And wasn't that the point of Trump's campaign? Make America Great Again?

Trump's fitness for office is debatable but only without preconceived biases on either side. I know the USMCA is there and Canada has previously won court cases concerning it and changes the US wanted to make. We will probably see the same in this instance I would think.

There's a good subject for debate. Is what Trump is doing sane or not and why?

Were it anyone else...Vance for instance...I think the vitriol would be toned way down.

I think the question is more like, 'is imposing all these reciprocal tariffs a "good" thing for all concerned?' We won't know the answer for several months.

So on Brandon we agree. He is senile. On Trump I'm not so sure. Why are reciprocal tariffs batshit?

Lol...agreed.

I hope you're right

Of course. I guess the question becomes, 'can anyone prove Trump is unfit for office?'