Three justices on the U.S. Supreme Court ruled a president can annul the constitution by executive order

[Mysterian]

Looks like Alito quit. In a rational democracy, Thomas and Gorsuch would be impeached solely for their dissent in the birthright ruling.

[Chasstev365]

1. Yet, President Biden couldn't end student loan debt.

[Ocelot II]

2. No, they didn't. The dissenters interpreted the 14th Amendment as meaning citizenship is based on domicile

not just on physical presence in the US. It's an absurd interpretation but it doesn't mean the Constitution can be annulled by executive order. And Alito didn't retire; NPR retracted the story.

[Mysterian]

3. Yes, they did

Their twisted "interpretation" of the 14th Amendment is so laughably fraudulent, if put into effect, would allow the president to "interpret" any part of the constitution however he wanted. Just put together a make-believe "interpretation," with no rational basis, and do away with more of our rights.

[LR3]

4. There is absolutely no way Alito would quit

while he still has at least two years left of inflicting his non-Constitutional white nationalist theocracy on America without having to worry he would be replaced with an actual Justice that still believes in the rule of law.

[Mysterian]

5. NPR reported he retired, then retracted

Really no source of joy even if he did. We'd end up with a brainwashed fascist straight out of law school on the Supreme Court.

[Ocelot II]

6. Yes, his retirement would not offer any opportunity for the appointment of a better replacement.

Whoever does eventually replace him won't be any better and could even be worse (though that would be a challenge).