Really haven't paid attention ... do they usually 'The President' ... or it is normally 'President Trump'?

Do they usually say "The President" or "President Trump" ?

Do they usually say "The President" or "President Trump" ... ?

Nope. Stephen Colbert still owns a home in South Carolina and should take out Lindsey Graham.

You know, one of my favorite facts about Stephen Colbert is that he still owns a home in South Carolina and would make an awesome Senator for SC instead of Lindsey Graham.

Announce a run against Schumer. Tonight.

F'ing self-rationalizing Quisling.

You're right. Musk and his handful of inexperienced minions seem to be uploading untested and unsupervised AI with coding abilities into massive systems unlike anything in its training. Inevitably, there will be chaotic mayhem in ways we can't even begin to fathom. I hope they take your offer.

Nope.

This executive order is tantamount to saying the Constitution and its rule of law do not apply to him.

In the document, he claims only he (and his AG, with his approval) can interpret law for the executive branch, which is patently false. He isn't trying to "dissolve" the judicial branch (yet). He is attempting to usurp its authority.

It still usurps the judicial branch's authority and is just flat-out wrong. He knows he can't win in court, so his pretense is that courts no longer matter.

If Trump insists on dumping the Constitution, the People should remind him that the Constitution is his sole source of authority. If Article III means nothing, neither does Article II, and he's nothing but a fat orange man sleeping in a house that belongs to us.