Commander-in-Chief or Amateur Hour? Constitution Says Nope
Legal experts dropped the mic on the idea that he could just do it because, hello, the Constitution exists. In a world where people think 'Do it' means 'I can,' these experts are here like, 'Hold up, he lacks the constitutional authority to do so.' So if you were expecting some executive magic trick, keep waitingâlaw says no abracadabra! Apparently, power play meets legal reality TV, starring some Constitution clause nobody wants to break.
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When youâre ready to Executive Do It but the Constitution hands you a 'Nope' stickerâplot twist: legality still matters, who knew?
Trying to âdo itâ without constitutional authority is like playing Fortnite with no internet â you ainât winning, buddy.
Heard he wants to âdo itâ but the Constitutionâs over here like, 'Sit down, Karen. Thatâs not allowed.'
Source: Feeds | Published: 8/18/2025 | Author: Ashley Lopez
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