The Department of Justice argued on behalf of the Trump administration that the law protecting Wilcox from at-will firing was unconstitutional. It said the National Labor Relations Board held executive authority that was borrowed from the president.

"The proper remedy for an (allegedly) unlawful termination of a federal officer as here is backpay," the department wrote. "It is not commandeering an executive agency and forcing the President to work alongside a subordinate in whom he has no trust."

Wow, what a horrible argument.

Yeah, we'd better stick to the microplastics

That's shocking

Which presumably were taught, and present in abundance, at this august institution

You heartless bastards. Think of all the countless health plan CEOs who are going to go hungry because of this.

Does...does it like control the orbit of the earth around the sun?

I also would like this power

I didn't. Which is why everyone involved must hate me.

It does seem clear from the messages they write which, coincidentally sound entirely like Reddit marketing tripe, that they are gunning for a corporate buyout and golden parachutes, for a Lemmy instance, which is laughable.

His name can’t really be Vought?!

So…we should…send the right wing nut jobs…to Mexico?

/s

Yeah, but the whole ‘trying to join the IDF’ thing completely negatively outweighs any other beneficial factors about him.

I would be, no exaggeration, STOKED for a Kamala/AOC ticket

You definitely need to start shooting open your Amazon boxes

I’m from the US. Enlighten me!

This fuckin’ comments thread is a trip

I identify as both

Hmm, yeah, can’t say that I have ever noticed this happening in reality.

I’m assuming a hard No.