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4. No. No matter how many times the question is asked the answer will always be no.

Reply to LakeVermilion (Original post)

Sun Dec 3, 2017, 11:59 AM

Dec 2017

And how would it work -- what would be the rationale for rolling back some actions, but not others? After all, if you rolled everything back, you'd end up shutting down the government and cause the United States to default on its obligations.

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Nullifying any presidential actions by Donald Trump [View all] LakeVermilion Dec 2017 OP

Sadly, no. better Dec 2017 #1

No. This question has been raised and discussed on DU repeatedly. The Velveteen Ocelot Dec 2017 #2

I agree, though I would not say "legitimately elected". Caliman73 Dec 2017 #5

Amateur opinion: No. There is no Constitutional mechanism that supports your wishes. Eyeball_Kid Dec 2017 #3

No. No matter how many times the question is asked the answer will always be no. onenote Dec 2017 #4

Thank you all for your responses... LakeVermilion Dec 2017 #10

Never be sorry. Your questions inform others not always here. nolabear Dec 2017 #11

Once again. No. Tommy_Carcetti Dec 2017 #6

Nope, sorry. MineralMan Dec 2017 #7

Congress can write new law and impeach judges. L. Coyote Dec 2017 #8

Judges aren't going to be impeached based on who appointed them onenote Dec 2017 #12

The dems will need to tsunami the election ... it can be done Fullduplexxx Dec 2017 #9

It can be done... With a constitutional amendment Amishman Dec 2017 #15

Um if the dems take 2/3rds of both houses they can undo all of this and override Fullduplexxx Dec 2017 #16

No. former9thward Dec 2017 #13

No. Mariana Dec 2017 #14