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Again, you believe it to be unconstitutional. You are not the SC.
I am not the Supreme court, but I can read English, and use logic, and read legal books, and read cases/rulings, and read summaries of the law.
The Supreme Court will read and discuss the cases I referenced. You should read them too.
I believed that Obama's DACA was unconstitutional. And even Obama himself claimed it was beforehand, but it remains because it hasn't been presented to the court for a ruling. I've never argued here about it one way or the other because until the court rules on it, if it should ever see the case, it remains in effect. The same circumspection is required here for thoughtful people.
I agree the Courts are the venue to resolve certain Constitutional disputes.
I do not agree that I should remain silent on any particular legal or constitutional issue until the Supreme Court rules on it.
You can be quiet in the face of Trump's violations of the Constitution.
I am going to be speak up, do my duty as a citizen, and advocate the removal of Trump either via impeachment or at the ballot box. Trump is dangerous to the Republic.
That Trump is consistent would naturally be another way of looking at it.
I don't think it's a virtue to consistently violate the Constitution, but then again I'm not a fascist like Trump and some of his supporters.
Of course, that Schiff denied those potential witnesses the right of counsel
This isn't true.
The witnesses who appeared, even during those initial depositions, had their attorneys with them during the initial hearings:
See page 13 of the following deposition:
READ: Gordon Sondland's Testimony Transcript In Impeachment Inquiry : NPR
What this shows me is you have not read beyond the first few pages of any transcript from ANY of the depositions.
I think I've had enough internet for today...I'll respond to your other points later.
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