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One of the problems with the Supreme Court is that we really don't know what to do when Presidents ignore it. One of the problems with the Supreme Court is that we really don't know what to do when Presidents ignore it. Andrew Jackson, Abraham Lincoln, FDR, Joe Biden, have all just ignored the court, and done things they wanted anyways. ℹ️ Info           ~ Aristotle Sabouni Created: 2019-09-18

Presidents ignoring the Supreme Court has been done a few times: Democrat President Andrew Jackson ignored rulings against his Indian removals, and just continued to do it anyways. Abraham Lincoln (acting like a Democrat) just ignored the Constitutional limitations of powers, and SCOTUS the rulings against him (like suspending Habeas Corpus and imprisoning Journalists that disagreed with him) Democrat FDR was grabbing extraconstitutional powers, and a sympathetic court took years to crack down on it. Then he threatened to just pack the Supreme Court by appointing lots more judges. But the blowback on the threat of doing that was so great, that he backed down. But the Court was scared/chastised, so they flipped and started ignoring their duty and tolerating his overreach more.

Andrew Jackson

• In 1828, the first Democrat President was Andrew Jackson, and he almost immediately signed the Indian Removal Act into law, which basically said all Native American tribes living east of the Mississippi were rounded up and marched to camps farther west.
• The US Supreme court ruled in favor of Cherokee Indians in a suit against Georgia: Cherokee Nation v. Georgia which said the Cherokee Nation could not be forcibly removed from their homes. So Andrew Jackson was the first President to completely ignore the Constitution, Oath of Office, and rule-of-law, and just ignored the decision. (Very much like Democrats to this day). The Cherokee people were rounded up at gunpoint and forced to Oklahoma: one in four Cherokee people died during the inhumane journey which became known as the Trail of Tears

🗒️ Note:

Some ignorant people call the Trail of Tears an Indian genocide. But a genocide comes from Greek geno- (γένος), meaning 'race' or 'people'... and Latin caedere, the word for "to kill". Thus genocide is intentional, systematic killings to destroy a race, nation or people. While many Native Americans were exploited or killed through callous disregard and irresponsible relocations, there was no systemic effort to intentionally kill wipe them out. The intent was to relocate them away. So while this was an atrocity, it was more like the Bataan Death March, than the Nazi final solution, Pol Pot, Casto, Mao, or Turkish-Armenian genocides. If Democrats had values, that would have been the last Democrat elected President, instead of just the first, but the party lived on, because Democrats were literally founded on not learning from their mistakes or holding Democrats accountable for bad behavior.

Abraham Lincoln

With the War of Northern Aggression, Lincoln just arrested the press, and suspended Habeus Corpus. The Supremes said stop it, and he just ignored them.

FDR

In 1937, in an effort to create a court more friendly to his New Deal programs, President Franklin Roosevelt attempted to convince Congress to pass legislation that would allow a new justice to be added to the court—for a total of up to 15 members—for every justice over 70 who opted not to retire. Congress didn’t go for FDR’s plan.

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