Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk about

the effects of the Supreme Court decision on the Biden administration, because there's a lot of administration because of

there's a lot of talk about what Biden can do now because of his newfound immunity, which is being confused with authority.

There's a lot of conversation, and a lot of it's a joke, and the joke is fine, about about let's just call it drastic actions that King

Biden might undertake if he truly embraced Dark Brandon and started his villain arc.

Here's the thing.

The Supreme Court decision provides immunity for actions, not authority.

One of the first rules of command is never given order that won't be obeyed.

Sure, Biden could, in theory, order these drastic actions,

but that doesn't actually give him the authority to do it,

which means those orders may not be followed by the people under him. Why? And this is an important distinction.

Biden staffed his administration with people who actually respect the US Constitution.

So odds are they're not going to follow it. They wouldn't follow the order.

He has immunity but not authority.

The concern arises if you get a president that staffs with people who will just do whatever he says. That's the concern. One of the other concerns

about this is that it distracts from the reality.

There is no magic scenario that makes this go away.

There's no savior.

It's you.

It's you. This has to be defeated at the ballot box. That's where it has to be stopped.

There is a That's where it has to be stopped.

There isn't a magical procedural motion or anything like that

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