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Solly Mack

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5. Yep. They bowed to the "unitary executive" (i.e. tyrannical) of the conservative movement.

Mon Jun 29, 2026, 04:34 PM

Jun 29

The long goal of shrinking government until it is no longer helpful to the people and is, instead, acting directly in opposition to the people, with a favored (monied, white, straight, christian, male) class being protected.

Deregulations through the destruction of the administrative state is accomplishing this, along with the dissolution of certain agencies altogether, and placing all the power into one branch - neutering Congress and giving a tinpot tyrant ultimate power under the color of law granted by the court.

The conservative members of the court are complicit in Trump's crimes and in the assault on America.

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