'That's not how it works': Bernie Sanders' SCOTUS pledge proves <I>somebody</I> 'failed civics class'

On the 6th anniversary of Citizens United yesterday, Bernie Sanders unloaded on the SCOTUS decision. Sanders’ harangue sent some mixed messages, and in spite of that he later pointed out what would be expected of his Supreme Court appointees if he’s elected president:

Any Supreme Court nominee of mine will make overturning Citizens United one of their first decisions.

— Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) January 22, 2016

Talk about a litmus test! But the 30-year senator who wants to move into the White House (that he’d treat like public housing) was reminded that it’s not really that simple:

Not how that works https://t.co/kmcrf29PM7

— Joe Bishop-Henchman ???⚖️ (@jbhenchman) January 22, 2016

That's now how law works https://t.co/53UQfqWDcz

— Shoshana Weissmann, Sloth Committee Chair ? (@senatorshoshana) January 22, 2016

https://twitter.com/suspiciousbuwe/status/690586616948224000

Heads up, Sanders — an intern found your Twitter password and your liquor. https://t.co/88My1SyYRu

— Angus Johnston (@studentactivism) January 22, 2016

https://twitter.com/imillhiser/status/690551321091514368

Hi, dum dum. Only way to change Citizen's United now is with a constitutional amendment. You know this, right? https://t.co/zGygA1vPFH

— RBe (@RBPundit) January 22, 2016

Does… does Bernie's team not understand the SCOTUS works? https://t.co/7RXHTKK5w0

— J T (@FlouncyMcGee) January 22, 2016

Slow your roll, Hoss. We got separation of powers n shit up in here. Exec can't tell SC what to do. https://t.co/X0OaZhoAXs

— Lee (@sportsdrenched) January 22, 2016

'That's not how it works': Bernie Sanders' SCOTUS pledge proves <I>somebody</I> 'failed civics class'

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