Every President would be facing the ICC for what they did in office. So, Trump's Iran is no different than the other Presidents: they'd all be facing the ICC, charges, and arrest. The next US Presidemt will probably violate some ICC.
Next, illegal immigration. Toss them all out. Legal immigration vs illegal immigration. That's not a Dem or Rep position. The difference is enforcement. Were the deaths of people during illegal immigration enforcement illegal? That's why we have a judicial branch.
But, if you can be prevented from coming across the border without a trial, you shouldnt get a trial after sneaking in. Fine: the immigtation laws exist and the immigration courts. Use them. Close the borders until its done.
OK, let's talk SCOTUS.
The only balance for a Dem/Rep is 4 vs 4 on the bench with no deciding 9th vote. This prevents ideology deciding cases. If the result is 4-4, act like a jury. Go back and get a verdict and don't come back until you do.
Anyone who thinks their side picks Justices that are unbiased are liars.
Every judge walks around saying "I'll uphold the Constitution" while actions say "and my beliefs control my vote".
When the judges at any time lean one way or the other, it should never, ever be known ahead of time that it'll be a 5-4, 6-3, 7-2, 8-1 decision, voted by party lines.
I want a _____ on the ballot for EVERY OFFICE. Not just President. Every position I'm voting for. I want a write in vote for every job.
Stop both parties from controlling the choice by offering only two check boxes.
The US should close all 900+ foreign military bases.
The US should cut its spending to NATO, UN, until we pay less than #2.
Get rid of the law that says the US must provide troops in any country but at home. We freaking have 76,000 minimum troops under the NDAA? Those nations overseas should be putting up troops and defense spending.
Bring back the WPA. Able bodied people should be working for public assistance. Partially disabled is partially able.
Does this sound like I'm MAGA, DSA, Democrat, Republican, Libertarian, etc?
I've been unaffiliated happily since Perot. I think he was my first vote for President. Independent means I am not subject to the party sole voter lever. Those that pull one lever are already a problem. It's lazy voting.
See Also: Universal Declaration Of Human Rights, which Republicans wouldn't sign to save their own life.
#40 | Posted by snoofy
At the time of the Declaration's adoption by the General Assembly in 1948, Eleanor Roosevelt said, "In giving our approval to the declaration today, it is of primary importance that we keep clearly in mind the basic character of the document. It is not a treaty; it is not an international agreement. It is not and does not purport to be a statement of law or of legal obligation. It is a declaration of basic principles of human rights and freedoms, to be stamped with the approval of the General Assembly by formal vote of its members, and to serve as a common standard of achievement for all peoples of all nations."
Why the hell isn't it a treaty, a binding agreement, or law?
1948-2026.
Any administration could have made it to permanent.
Why sign off on a worthless, unenforceable document? Symbolic gestures don't prevent atrocities.
Make it a treaty and let's see how many nations sign off on it.
Most likely, it'll be just like the ICC.