so she upholds the rule of law and gets fired for it? Oh dear, this isn't going to end well is it America?
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does she really need to lose her job for it though?
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ohhh righto, so she was just doing a 'lets have the last word' kind of thing
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fair enough! Thanks for letting me know

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Sally Yates didn't betray Donald Trump! Donald Trump betrayed our country!
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Sally Yates is a hero. Thank God the women in this country will stand up to the fascists wanting to take over our country!
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Mussolini did that too.
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Yep, dereliction of duty. She has the duty to defend the admin in Federal courts. Let the judges decide legality.
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she has a sworn duty to uphold the laws and constitution of the US.
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It's not her job to make rulings on what is Constitutional and what isn't. She isn't a Federal judge.
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she is a lawyer and uses legal judgement everyday to determine what is actionable and what is not.
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That's not the job of acting AG in regards to court cases involving the Executive branch of government.
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yes it is. And this is not a court case...yet.
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in the US..that kind of executive order can be challenged in court?
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Yes. That's where it's either upheld or a Judge strikes it down. Then losing side can appeal higher.
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