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In 1827, the Supreme Court ruled that the authority to declare an insurrection belongs exclusively to the president. And his decision, they said, is "conclusive." (Paradigm Press)
A 199-Year-Old Supreme Court Ruling Could Hand the President Unlimited Power
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In 1827, the Supreme Court settled a question most Americans have never thought to ask:
Who decides when America is in a state of “insurrection”?
Their answer: the authority “belongs exclusively to the President.” And his decision is
“conclusive.”
In other words …
We don’t need a vote from Congress.
Or a sign-off from a judge.
One man – Donald Trump – could overrule every other branch of government – including the all-powerful “Deep State.”
Meanwhile, his rivals are gearing up for a fight.
Democrat attorneys general say they’ll attack Trump in court if he dares to use this
power.
But Jim Rickards — a former advisor to four Presidents, the CIA, and the Pentagon — says they will soon find out they’re wasting their breath.
History shows he could be right.
Because the age-old ruling behind Trump’s actions has never been overturned.
It could all come to a head within weeks …
Tipping American politics … and even the financial system into a meltdown unlike any we’ve seen in a century.
Rickards’ free briefing is here.
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