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    1. Mark Joseph Stern‏Verified account @mjs_DC 3 Jan 2017

      I still don't think the Emoluments Clause is justiciable—it's an issue for Congress, not the courts—but Trump is clearly violating it.

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      Mark Joseph Stern‏Verified account @mjs_DC 3 Jan 2017

      Conservative professors, seizing on a 1974 Scalia memo, are arguing that the Emoluments Clause doesn't apply to the president. Nonsense.

      11:48 AM - 3 Jan 2017 from Washington, DC
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        2. Mark Joseph Stern‏Verified account @mjs_DC 3 Jan 2017
          Replying to @mjs_DC

          The record shows that Americans have understood the Emoluments Clause to bind the president from ratification up through the present.

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        3. Mark Joseph Stern‏Verified account @mjs_DC 3 Jan 2017
          Replying to @mjs_DC

          Anyone who contorts the Emoluments Clause to somehow exclude the president is surely motivated by politics. The argument is just too silly.

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        2. bmaz‏ @bmaz 3 Jan 2017
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          Who is arguing this bullshit?? Agree standing is tough, but not positive completely impossible. Be pretty easy to gin up a test case

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        3. Mark Joseph Stern‏Verified account @mjs_DC 3 Jan 2017
          Replying to @bmaz

          Seth Barrett Tillman argued exactly that in the NYT: http://www.nytimes.com/roomfordebate/2016/11/17/would-trumps-foreign-business-ties-be-constitutional/constitutional-restrictions-on-foreign-gifts-dont-apply-to-presidents … @SethBTillman

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        4. bmaz‏ @bmaz 3 Jan 2017
          Replying to @mjs_DC @SethBTillman

          Okay,that is not overly convincing (though may ultimately be right!).

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        5. Mark Joseph Stern‏Verified account @mjs_DC 3 Jan 2017
          Replying to @bmaz @SethBTillman

          I don't think it's convincing. The "office/officer" argument strikes me as specious for all the reasons Tribe gave.

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        6. Seth Barrett Tillman‏ @SethBTillman 3 Jan 2017
          Replying to @mjs_DC @bmaz

          @Greg651 Could you explain precisely what that "reasoning" was, other than that @tribelaw did not like contrary result? /1

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        2. Paul Musgrave‏Verified account @profmusgrave 3 Jan 2017
          Replying to @mjs_DC

          ... is this a 1974 memo before or after August 9, 1974?

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        1. B. Finch Esq.‏ @Buttockus 3 Jan 2017
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          @Boogar_Sugar Pretty sure Trump's Supreme Court nominee will be Scalia's corpse. They love that dude.

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        1. C-SPAM‏ @c__spam 3 Jan 2017
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          "conservative" professors

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        1. kind of a big data‏ @kindofabigdata 3 Jan 2017
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          @daveweigel This is a powerful example of just how utterly awful Scalia was both as a jurist and a person.

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        1. 𝙶𝚛𝚎𝚐 𝙺𝚊𝚛𝚋𝚎𝚛  🌻‏ @gregkarber 3 Jan 2017
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          Trump will appoint Supreme Court justices on the litmus test of whether they'll let him get away with theft

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        1. Jesus Hidalgo Christos‏ @JesusHCristos 3 Jan 2017
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          They're constitutional originalists, except for when it's inconvenient.

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        1. Daniel Nemet-Nejat‏ @dnemetnejat 3 Jan 2017
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          Conservatives would NEVER accept that argument if HRC were president (and nor should anyone).

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        1. Eric Spiegelman‏ @ericspiegelman 3 Jan 2017
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          Where can one find a copy of this memo?

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        1. Kim‏ @KT2851 3 Jan 2017
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          It doesn't matter if Congress won't impeach. That will set precedent.

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        1. Gordon G. Forbes‏ @ggforbes 3 Jan 2017
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          It is OK to be a conservative. It is not OK to put party over country. Ever.

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