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2. The actual E.O. content itself hasn't made it up to the SCOTUS yet

Tue Jul 1, 2025, 09:26 AM

Jul 1

only the "mechanism" for halting it. It's like the maddening splitting of hairs.

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How is it possible for an EO to override the Constitution? sinkingfeeling Jul 1 #1

The actual E.O. content itself hasn't made it up to the SCOTUS yet BumRushDaShow Jul 1 #2

It can't. Ms. Toad Jul 1 #3