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FBaggins

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21. Even were that correct (it isn't)...
Fri Jul 26, 2024, 03:34 PM
Jul 26

..the annual budget (i.e., the "power of the purse" ) IS a law passed by congress and signed by the president

Just as state budgets are in NH.

It's a good idea. But it appears to me that... ananda Jul 25 #1
Elena Kagan Endorses High Court Ethics Enforcement Mechanism LetMyPeopleVote Jul 25 #2
Good idea BlueKota Jul 25 #3
I'd Be A Little Satisfied modrepub Jul 25 #4
Me too BlueKota Jul 25 #6
And then there's always the perjury during their confirmation hearings. PSPS Jul 25 #10
That is not how immunity works Zeitghost Jul 25 #11
President has no power to remove Justices, but does have the power to nominate them. bucolic_frolic Jul 25 #5
None of that is legal Zeitghost Jul 25 #12
Good Idea, But... GB_RN Jul 25 #7
Could we at least put a national sales tax on the purchase of SC Justices? 70sEraVet Jul 25 #8
that would help balance the national debt lol nt et tu Jul 26 #17
No plan will ever work Sessuch Jul 25 #9
And this panel of esteemed judges Zeitghost Jul 25 #13
Roberts should have no part of appointing any oversight Bayard Jul 25 #14
What about Congress using its power of the purse? cstanleytech Jul 26 #15
Likely wouldn't stand up FBaggins Jul 26 #16
That shouldn't matter though in some cases. as Congress isn't under control of SCOTUS cstanleytech Jul 26 #18
The NH legislature isn't under the control of the state courts either FBaggins Jul 26 #19
States different than Federal though and SCOTUS has no power to compell Congress. cstanleytech Jul 26 #20
Even were that correct (it isn't)... FBaggins Jul 26 #21
Yes but SCOTUS doesn't write the laws. They can interpret and they can overturn but they don't write them cstanleytech Jul 27 #22
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