I don't think you can use contempt outside of the courtroom.
Like if the court rules you can't deport someone and you do after the fact, you can't hold the gov or lawyer in contempt after the ruling takes place. If it's an ongoing case, sure. But if there is a final ruling that's ignored, I don't think the judicial branch has any power over the executive for ignoring them.
Checks and balances procedure would be impeachment by the house.
At least you laid out some actual facts here, not just believe me bro it's a conspiracy.
Still flimsy assumptions here.
Just as much reason to assume he snapped and acted independently as a loner like you described and is the normal mo for assassins in the past. And that SS is still has gaps in their security.
Didn't realize the facts of how things played out would be considered a contrived story.
But if you believe conspiracies... Not too surprising that's what you think
What is so hard to believe about someone acting on their own beliefs to try to kill one of the most hated and divisive people in our present time in history.
Or why is it hard to believe that the SS failed in their duty to actively protect the president or president elect. Not like that hasn't happened in US history ever. (Regan, Kennedy, Lincoln...).
Easier to believe the conspiracy I guess.
I believe in facts, not assumed narratives.
I shared above how things played out.
Until any facts come out about SS or other groups plots to conspire to fake an attempt on Trump, I will believe that this person acted by themselves and actually tried to kill Trump for their own reasons. And failed, killing others on accident, and getting himself killed in the process.
Crazy to assume otherwise.
There is no proof of what you say. Therefore it is unfounded.
You can make your own false assumptions, but spreading conspiracy theories like this is dangerous.
Unequivocally my ass
Can't disagree
Scary stuff
Did you!? Then stop spreading shit!
I'd say since angels are imaginary, √-1 angels would fit on a pin head.