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Rhiannon12866

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4. That's my understanding as well, that awarding contracts is up to Congress.

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Tue May 27, 2025, 06:50 PM

May 27

And I believe that Harvard has two lawsuits pending against TFG's actions - and, as we know, the courts are regularly ruling against him. But will he comply?? He is supposedly complying with the order to "facilitate" the return of Garcia, but how long has that been??

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Harvard president seems willing to 'go pretty far' in fight against Trump admin: Steve Inskeep - MSNBC Reports [View all] Rhiannon12866 May 27 OP

I hope so!! Harvard has deep pockets. If they can't battle Trump we are doomed! Pisces May 27 #1

Billionaire declares war on elites! bucolic_frolic May 27 #2

Serious question--isn't this up to Congress? crimycarny May 27 #3

That's my understanding as well, that awarding contracts is up to Congress. Rhiannon12866 May 27 #4

Stalling, delaying..it's all his tactics to run out the patience of his opponent or just run out the clock Deuxcents May 27 #5

I think Donnie blundered by going far maximum punishment against Harvard unblock May 27 #6

Let tRump blow his leg off as he tries shooting his own foot Blue Owl May 27 #7