What’s the difference between judicial and extrajudicial killing?

It’s that little extra.

This is how the civil-military compact frays. Once the military’s material well-being is directly linked to executive benevolence, civilian control tilts toward personalized control rather than institutional oversight.

Historically, this pattern is visible in the late Roman Republic…

By this logic we ought to start bombing distilleries and tobacco farms…

“Acre Traitor”

No reason to worry. I’m sure SCOTUS sees voting rights as “settled law” just like Roe v. Wade.

I’m sure SCOTUS believes Obergefell is “settled law”, so no worries.

Cue Shaggy’s “It Wasn’t Me”…

This probably happened because schools were sufficiently Christian when he went 🙄

Agreed. Let’s be honest. He could read the Epstein files aloud at a state of the union while eating a kitten and lose virtually no support.

Now it is 1984
Knock-knock at your front door
It's the suede denim secret police
They have come for your uncool niece

OMG same!

That guy’s awful.

Good thing we purged those pesky JAGs from the Pentagon early on, otherwise someone might have questioned this.

Probably unrelated, but the Army Secretary is still serving as the ATF director.

Any uniformed service member would have been immediately suspended and investigated for the original incident.

Bin Laden didn’t fly the planes….
Manson didn’t kill anyone….

Pssst. Your man crush is showing.