Obeying in advance.

What do people think the point of higher interest rates is?

They aren't there just to make life suck. They exist to keep inflation tempered.

The bureaucracy was created by laws passed by people who were voted into office by the people. To tear it down without regard to those laws is where things get undemocratic.

He gets mad when he's told no.

Musk is just jealous. Altman will pass him for the title of the richest person in a few years.

I think a lot of people just assume that if they haven't seen/read about something, it isn't happening. And they don't want to go out of their way to search for it.

There's no accountability in this administration.

Yeah. What could have been 4 years of progress is now 4 years of fighting every day to preserve what we have.

Ironically, everything Trump supporters hate is exactly what they end up voting for.

Vast majority don't support Trump. But most who voted for him aren't backing down just yet.

Vance knows what he said isn't true. He's just peacocking for Trump and his base.

They aren't even hiding it. The richest man in the world is literally the #2 to the current president.

No. We need to see how things play out. Do they try to defy the court order or is this all just peacocking for their base. If they do defy the court order does congress or the Supreme Court step in? There are still many checks left.

This is extremely dangerous rhetoric that should never be tolerated by either party.

No president, vice president, or other elected official should be calling for a branch of government to ignore a court order.

This is how separation of powers work. It can be extremely annoying for the current administration, but that's literally the point. No one branch should have unchecked power