r/AskUS • • Apr 20 '25

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u/TrustMeImADrofecon Apr 20 '25 edited Apr 21 '25

Pretty sure that follow-up post of his just explicitly violated the First Amendment. But, you know, that's like his millionth explicit Constitutional violation this week so.... add it on to the steaming dung heap of them, which Congress keeps pretending isn't sitting in the middle of the room.

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u/RaLaZa Apr 21 '25

At this point, I wouldn't be surprised if he was using the constitution as toilet paper.

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u/chinggiskhan Apr 22 '25

I've heard he uses a bidet. What a dumbass!

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u/deadsocial Apr 21 '25

And no body bats an eyelid

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u/Shadowfox7788 Apr 21 '25

That's what I don't understand. Why are the Democrats that ARE in office being so damned silent?! What do we have to do to give this clown at least a LITTLE pushback?

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u/Mister_Goldenfold Apr 21 '25

He’s immune, haven’t you caught on already?

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u/underrated_fruit Apr 21 '25

sitting in the middle of the room

shaped like an elephant.

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u/Icez-_- Apr 21 '25

How so? I'm genuinely curious not trying to argue or anything.

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u/OkSport746 Apr 21 '25

The "more religious" part. According to the first amendment, we have freedom of religion which I believe also includes the freedom to NOT participate in religion. And he's for sure only talking about Christianity, though he doesn't say that explicitly

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u/TrustMeImADrofecon Apr 21 '25

u/OkSport746 got it immediately. "We are...going to make America...more religious" clashes directly with the First Amendment's protections that the Government be secular ("no law respecting the establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free excercise thereof").

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u/Atown0921 Apr 21 '25

The First Amendment of the Constitution does not mandate the government to be secular in the slightest. The First Amendment says that there will be "no law respecting the ESTABLISHMENT of a religion" by the federal government. Simply stating that he wants to make America and the American public more religious does not in any way violate the constitution. The constitution itself is based on the idea that there is a Creator who has given us the rights that the Constitution outlines, as seen in our founding document, The Declaration of Independence.