When six people change the way the US works...not good, folks.

If just about anything done by a person holding the office of president can be considered an "official act," then that would, logically, remove any chance of ever having an impeachment, right?

Even if something was done that would be considered "high crimes and misdemeanors," if done by the president, then... it's all good, according to the majority of the current SCOTUS. They call themselves "originalists," yet they've effectively gutted the founders' intentions in one stupid, misguided decision.

Settled law and now foundational principles are being shredded by a hand-picked group of bought-and-paid-for cronies.

I'm following the discussion closely; my question is, can the rulings made by SCOTUS be vacated? And who can start the impeachment proceedings against justices? The majority has shown itself to be mortally flawed.

Yeah, that's all I got.

C