Why no, since the President doesn't pass statutes, and ever since the Constitution was ratified and interpreted by Marbury v. Madison, 200 or so years ago, judicial review of laws passed by legislatures and actions taken by even the POTUS has pretty much been accepted as the rule of law in the USA. And there is no indefinite hold, there is an appeal process, except for the Supreme Court which has the last word.
But reading this thread, I can see that the free press and the judiciary are under attack because they don't worship The Donald. What penalty would you propose for judges that issue rulings that the President disagrees with?
As an aside, I watched all the Republican debates, voted in the Ky Caucus, and have now watched DJT as POTUS for 7 months now, and for the life of me, I cannot understand what, if any, agenda or policies the man actually has for the USA, other than self adoration + creating chaos.
I would really like for some rational poster on this board to lay out for me in 6 or 8 bullet points that you believe are Trump's core policies and goals on foreign policy, jobs, immigration, the environment, health care, taxation, balancing the budget and the like. And I don't want to hear "Make America Great Again" or BS like that, I want some real concrete ideas and programs:
Go, am interested to see what gets posted.
