> Now we can do something about it.
Can we? The proposed solution so far has been to remove the functioning state-owned parts until only the broken, second-tier economics remain. I don't think America can prosper like that.
Can we? The proposed solution so far has been to remove the functioning state-owned parts until only the broken, second-tier economics remain. I don't think America can prosper like that.
Democracy isn't meant to be a process where you become a god-king. If you believe we're supposed to be a country of laws then you should clearly be aghast at this.
He already screwed up. When do I get to vote him out? My civics classes must have neglected to teach me the way to vote out a president mid-term, not to mention the Constitution requires him to leave the office at the end of this term regardless of votes.
Probably the closest thing we can do to voting him out would be calling your Congresspeople and telling them to impeach.
The effects of executive orders which are getting people killed or trafficked into foreign slavery, among other difficult to reverse consequences, are not so easily reversed.
> What's the problem with waiting?
The escalating irremediable harms (as discussed above) of the unconstitutional acts, among other things.
So when Republicans challenged Obama's or Bidens executive orders, say student loans forgiveness for example, were they also intolerant of democracy? Or is it only anti-democratic when one opposes Trump?
He got 49.8% of the vote. That is not a majority.