Kavnaugh’s dissenting opinion was pretty interesting. It essentially boiled down to 2 points:

• Fixing it would be really messy

• SCOTUS didn’t tell them how exactly to fix it

Basically, the executive can grant itself any new authority as long as it creates a big enough mess before SCOTUS can step in. So if Trump were to declare war on Canada and launch missiles at Toronto, Kavnaugh’s opinion is that the war powers act no longer applies and everything was totally legal because the situation is too messy and SCOTUS can’t broker a peace deal.

When the bubble bursts it will play out exactly the same as it always does. The government will use money it doesn’t have to bail out the too-big-to-fail companies causing runaway inflation, rates will be jacked up to bring inflation down causing a recession, we will all get laid off, and by the time everything starts to stabilize and we have disposable income something will happen to make prices untenable again.

On the bright side, at least the entire global economy isn’t ridiculously overextended on this delusional bubble.

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