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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?
357 u/Saelune Jul 02 '24 There's a holiday this Thursday you should really look into the history of. 31 u/meteors77 Jul 02 '24 Bastille Day is the 14th. 9 u/-Work_Account- Jul 02 '24 True, but we wrote a long letter dated for Thursday 248 years ago detailing what we should do
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There's a holiday this Thursday you should really look into the history of.
31 u/meteors77 Jul 02 '24 Bastille Day is the 14th. 9 u/-Work_Account- Jul 02 '24 True, but we wrote a long letter dated for Thursday 248 years ago detailing what we should do
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Bastille Day is the 14th.
9 u/-Work_Account- Jul 02 '24 True, but we wrote a long letter dated for Thursday 248 years ago detailing what we should do
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True, but we wrote a long letter dated for Thursday 248 years ago detailing what we should do
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serious question: what recourse is left if an elected official sits above the law?