it's not up to "the U.S." to make such a decision; but to the current so-called administration.
There is nothing "so-called" about the administration; it is the legitimate executive branch of the U.S., like it or not.
The people of the U.S. democratically chose this president and are responsible for what happens. Just like any group or team, a person can't disclaim responsibility because they were outvoted. More importantly, democracy doesn't occur only on election day; it's not a king or dictator that is elected for 4 years. The American people are responsible for all that happens and if they think it's problematic, there is plenty they can do about it right now.
There is nothing "so-called" about the administration
There is likewise nothing "so-called" about a Presidentially appointed and Senate confirmed Federal Judge.
Yet this President has no qualms about expressing his disapproval with a decision he dislikes by taking to Twitter and referring to the Judge as "so-called" in order to delegitimize him and his decision.
It is blindingly obvious that kafkaesq was sarcastically reflecting the President's own behavior
There is nothing "so-called" about the administration;
The moment when the "administration", via its spokesperson, Donald Trump (speaking for President Bannon) referred to Judge Robart as a "so-called judge" -- which I hope you understand was absolutely not meant as a joke -- is the precise moment when its constitutional legitimacy ended; and at which, it in effect, declared itself a dictatorship. Or that is to say, as "ridiculous, and [to be] overturned".
The American people are responsible for all that happens and if they think it's problematic, there is plenty they can do about it right now.
Like take to the streets -- and if necessary, physically block every immoral and unconstitutional act this regime intends to perpetrate -- until it collapses, and goes into exile. As people have been forced to do in Ukraine, Romania, the Philippines, the GDR, and countless other countries against kleptocratic dictatorships everywhere, in the modern era.
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There is nothing "so-called" about the administration; it is the legitimate executive branch of the U.S., like it or not.
The people of the U.S. democratically chose this president and are responsible for what happens. Just like any group or team, a person can't disclaim responsibility because they were outvoted. More importantly, democracy doesn't occur only on election day; it's not a king or dictator that is elected for 4 years. The American people are responsible for all that happens and if they think it's problematic, there is plenty they can do about it right now.
There is likewise nothing "so-called" about a Presidentially appointed and Senate confirmed Federal Judge.
Yet this President has no qualms about expressing his disapproval with a decision he dislikes by taking to Twitter and referring to the Judge as "so-called" in order to delegitimize him and his decision.
It is blindingly obvious that kafkaesq was sarcastically reflecting the President's own behavior
There is nothing "so-called" about the administration;
The moment when the "administration", via its spokesperson, Donald Trump (speaking for President Bannon) referred to Judge Robart as a "so-called judge" -- which I hope you understand was absolutely not meant as a joke -- is the precise moment when its constitutional legitimacy ended; and at which, it in effect, declared itself a dictatorship. Or that is to say, as "ridiculous, and [to be] overturned".
The American people are responsible for all that happens and if they think it's problematic, there is plenty they can do about it right now.
Like take to the streets -- and if necessary, physically block every immoral and unconstitutional act this regime intends to perpetrate -- until it collapses, and goes into exile. As people have been forced to do in Ukraine, Romania, the Philippines, the GDR, and countless other countries against kleptocratic dictatorships everywhere, in the modern era.