• Wins and Losses For Trump Today as USSC Rules

    From c186282@c186282@nnada.net to talk.politics.misc,alt.politics.usa,alt.fan.rush-limbaugh,alt.politics.trump on Tue Jun 30 11:41:35 2026
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    The Court decided that states can bar trannies from
    sports - BUT another recent decision said they could
    not be barred from EMPLOYMENT for being trannies.

    Public schools - yea, easy call, but beyond that
    sports can often be paid JOBS.

    I Think this decision just caused another problem.
    One justice (Gorsuch?) offered some weird rationale
    why the two rulings didn't compete, but it was so
    convoluted that may just be bullshit.

    The other big decision - birthright citizenship.
    In this case the court, rightly I think, ruled
    that a clearly-worded constitutional amendment
    means exactly what it says. Nothing in there
    about slaves or whatever - just straight-up
    language.

    So, we're kinda stuck with 'birthright' - and NO
    NO NO I don't want the present-day pols to start
    editing the constitution !!!

    'Birthright' made sense when it was writ. The USA
    still had lots of empty land and not enough people
    to make good money from it. Ergo we WANTED floods
    of immigrants and their eventual kiddies too.

    If we don't want birthers then we need to find ways
    to keep 'em away before any babies pop out. Hmmm,
    "birthing barges" - hospital ships - anchored just
    outside US waters ??? Better screening of 'visitors'
    will also be needed.

    In any case, the USSC is *not* just a rubber-stamp
    for Trump policy. Sometimes he make a good argument,
    sometimes not.

    If the lefties STUFF the court, then it WILL be a
    rubber-stamp - anything commie will be 'justified'
    on demand.

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