Comments by "spaceflight101" (@spaceflight1019) on "Scripps News" channel.

  1. ​ @simonewisler And the president of El Salvador says no.
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  2. ​ @Lord_Victis Does that apply to foreign countries?
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  3. Court orders, like black robes and tin stars, are not immune to the laws of physics.
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  4.  @Deliver8857  How many Americans wind up in foreign prisons?
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  5. @johnbarrientes3151  There are 677 judges and only 50 states. Why are we paying for so many?
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  6.  @deviildogg1  I watched the presser, and it was all laid out and explained. The bolshevists choose to live in an alternate reality with alternate facts. I wonder what temperature water boils at in their world...
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  7. News flash: in an oval office interview, El Salvador's president just told the scotus to pound sand.
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  8.  @adc1248  The White House presser is available and the facts are laid out in advance. This isn't about a cause celebre. It's about testing how much power the judicial branch has. Not just over the executive branch, but also about foreign countries.
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  9.  @HappyCamper1992  They are testing the limits on their power. They've already established the fact that they are the most powerful branch of our government, now they are testing to see if they can influence foreign countries and policies.
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  10. @chinaskee1015  Marbury v. Madison does NOT give US courts any power over other sovereign nations.
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