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To: THE ANT who wrote (129794)	2/5/2017 2:10:58 AM
From: Elroy Jetson	Respond to of 218676

That's the brilliant part of how the United States is set up. Not even Trump's nominee for the Supreme Court, Neil Gorsuch, would vote to uphold Trump's Executive Order regarding the travel ban using valid Visas and Passports as Constitutional. And Trump knows that, or he should. You may have seen the video of Trump trying to yank Gorsuch to his side while Gorsuch resisted. Judges are not politicians. As Gorsuch said at the event, "A judge who always likes his decisions is usually a bad judge," because the law will often require you to decide a case in a way you may not personally prefer.

To: THE ANT who wrote (129794)	2/5/2017 4:22:38 AM
From: elmatador	1 Recommendation Recommended By louel Respond to of 218676

Media showing how the US government workings as reality show. Autocrats beware! The populaces are going to start asking Why our country here works on backroom deals between the powerful guys and those guys out there wash their clothes on prime time? The autocrats would love to see the US democratic system fail and love to showcase the GDP growth of the countries ruled by the strongman. The media is loving the show of the government works as breaking news. CNN seems not tiring of showing hourly basis the works of the US local politics as reality show. This is good as these other countries have never seen a democracy works in plain broad daylight.