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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsTwo weird questions for you fine individuals
Doesn't the GOP call what Judge Reed O'Connor did (he's the one who wrote the ruling overturning the Affordable Care Act) "legislating from the bench"?
And doesn't the GOP also say legislating from the bench is a very bad thing?
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Two weird questions for you fine individuals (Original Post)
jmowreader
Dec 2018
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Flaleftist
(3,473 posts)1. Haha. No no no.
It's only bad when the rulings favor the left.
MiniMe
(21,709 posts)2. IOKIYAR
It's OK if you're a republican. Bastards
PJMcK
(21,995 posts)3. Stop wasting my time with inane questions
(wink)
pnwmom
(108,955 posts)4. Yes. That's why many legal analysts think it won't pass muster.
The reasoning won't be supported by judges on the left or the right.
0rganism
(23,924 posts)5. hypocrisy from the GOP, what a surprise
shocked, shocked am i!
UTUSN
(70,644 posts)6. a.k.a., *ACTIVIST* judge.
UpInArms
(51,280 posts)7. SCOTUS ruled the ACA constitutional ... therefore
the case should have been returned to them ...
Otherwise any court would be able to overrule those decisions...
jmowreader
(50,528 posts)8. That is a problem, isn't it?
Lower courts (and this appears to be a trial court, not an appellate court) can't overturn decisions of higher courts.
Before we impeach Trump, let's impeach this idiot judge who doesn't know his job.