He lives in the fantasy realm. Much of what he proposes would be met with armed resistance.

I vote no.

IOW, they're right.

Neither will Thomas.

I look forward to his next majority ruling.

Are these wrong?

Gee, I hope The Resident runs in 2024.

A new University of Chicago poll found that over a quarter of a deeply alienated American public, particularly those who identify as Republican, believe that it may “soon be necessary to take up arms” against the government,

The poll, a collaboration between Republican and Democratic pollsters Neil Newhouse and Joel Benenson, respectively, surveyed 1,000 registered voters around the U.S.. A slight majority of those, 56%, said they believed the government was corrupt and “rigged against everyday people like me,” with self-identified Republicans polling substantially higher on that question than Democrats.

In total, 28% of voters agreed with the statement “it may be necessary at some point soon for citizens to take up arms against the government.” That skewed heavily toward Republicans, with one in three Republicans and 45% of self-identified “strong Republicans” agreeing with the statement. The GOP doesn’t hold a monopoly on the sentiment, though – one in five Democrats agreed, as did 35% of self-identified independent voters.

The belief in armed resistance was loosely correlated with actual gun ownership. About 37% of those who said they had guns in their homes also agreed with the “taking up arms” statement.

“These really are stunning results, that really go to the depth of the nation’s partisan divide and the extent to which Americans really don’t trust the media to provide unbiased information,” Newhouse said in an interview. “The bottom line is, it’s worse out there than we thought.”

Newhouse also pointed to the impact of political divides on Americans’ personal lives.

The rest at. https://www.courthousenews.com

The full conversation is interesting. As Julie Kelly pointed out, the MSM took an uncorroborated story from an unknown aide with a thin resume, who offered mostly second and third hand accounts of conversations and incidents, and reported it as fact.

Is it any wonder Americans don't trust the media?

Facts is facts.

If y'all are unfamiliar with Steve, his schtick is stealth camping.

Camping overnight in a round-about green area, a deserted convenience store, a neighborhood nature trail, behind a Home Depot, etc.

I would hope not!

But selfies can be dangerous!