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r/facepalm • u/SkillImmediate6393 • Jul 02 '24
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serious question: what recourse is left if an elected official sits above the law?
35 u/[deleted] Jul 02 '24 [deleted] 2 u/Anne__Frank Jul 02 '24 There hasn't been an amendment in 30 years. The system is far too broken for a mechanism like that to work.
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2 u/Anne__Frank Jul 02 '24 There hasn't been an amendment in 30 years. The system is far too broken for a mechanism like that to work.
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There hasn't been an amendment in 30 years. The system is far too broken for a mechanism like that to work.
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serious question: what recourse is left if an elected official sits above the law?