Can we please not post judges rulings against Trump as if they mean anything?

[Chasstev365]

If you're posting to get it on the record, sure, but when we have 6 reactionary "justices" who invented presidential immunity just for Trump and a GOP controlled Congress who goes along with anything Hair Trump wants, nothing will come of these rulings.

[Skittles]

1. you may as well just say do not post anything about that fascist fuck

he is never truly held accountable

[bucolic_frolic]

2. There was a time when we didn't think he would obey court rulings

The fact he keeps suing says he is concerned enough to remain engaged in litigation.

Be grateful for what we have, and build from there.

[J_William_Ryan]

3. "...nothing will come of these rulings."

True.

But even with the courts being both impotent and compromised, it’s the only way to fight the fascist Trump regime.

[QueerDuck]

4. Meh. I don't think anyone is doing that.

They do "mean something" insofar as pointing out that he's not a king who can control everyone and everything. In the long run, it may seem to be inconsequential, but it's a reminder that Trump is not totally in control of everything. It's hopeful. I'm in favor of hope.

[Fiendish Thingy]

5. There have been plenty of rulings against Trump that have been sustained.

Don’t let defeatism and doomerism cloud your ability to recognize this one absolute truth:

Trump is not omnipotent, and the states and the people are not powerless

Despite acting with lawless impunity, this administration has been restrained, delayed or deterred numerous times.

It is unreasonable for you to ask the DU community to ignore that.

[LuvLoogie]

6. This. It's not that shit soul trump, or even Miller

that have me distraught. It's the fact that 10s of millions of my countrymen are all in with this racist regime and it's machinations.

This includes a certain side of my extended family. I am angry and heartbroken over it. But also disgusted. And it is hard for me to raise any empathy for them in their day to day lives. It feels like the ghost of a time gone by.

[Fiendish Thingy]

8. By next fall, a large portion of Trump voters will have abandoned him

They fell for the “Day One” quick fix con job, but when Trump fails to deliver, and as the economy worsens, with grocery and healthcare costs skyrocketing and unemployment climbing, they aren’t going blame Joe Biden.

[stopdiggin]

7. disagree completely. I think the judiciary holding the line against overreach and illegality

is at once critically important, heartening - and eminently noteworthy.

(also tend to think that the drumbeat of negative rulings has a cumulative impact within the system, and with the voting public.)

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[NotHardly]

9. People need information & so to post against info is just Trumpism writ new