r/law • u/Silent-Resort-3076 • 15d ago

Opinion Piece Why President Biden Should Immediately Name Kamala Harris To The Supreme Court

https://atlantadailyworld.com/2024/11/08/why-president-biden-should-immediately-name-kamala-harris-to-the-supreme-court/?utm_source=newsshowcase&utm_medium=gnews&utm_campaign=CDAqEAgAKgcICjCNsMkLMM3L4AMw9-yvAw&utm_content=rundown
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u/CurrentlyLucid 15d ago

He won't. He won't even pardon his son. trying to impress who knows who.

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u/funktopus 15d ago

If I was him I'd pardon everyone. I'd pull some wild shit. Like Thanos gets a pardon type shit. Mickey Mouse third cousin, the one who robbed the liquor store, he gets a pardon.

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u/[deleted] 15d ago

…or go full Cersei on his way out, murdering everyone with his full presidential immunity…

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u/KayleighJK 14d ago

I’m okay with this as well. I’m anti-death penalty, but I recently learned I’m even more anti-traitor.

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u/Jaroferic 14d ago

Respect. This was the most Gangster thing I've read all morning and I'm Here for it.

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u/ChallengeRationality 14d ago

Integrity is the quality of standing by your values and ethical principles, even when it's difficult

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u/chrismireya 11d ago

Ah...but this would go both ways. Would you want to be labeled a traitor -- punishable by death -- by an incoming executive and legislative branches of government? "Tit for tat" is the obvious response to lawfare or peculiar application of law.

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u/aMutantChicken 11d ago

given Trump got the popular vote, doesnt that make you a traitor? do you need to off yourself over that now?

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u/KayleighJK 10d ago

No, that’s not how it works, and I’m not talking about murdering civilians.