Who is the de facto most powerful person in the United States? (read OP)
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  Who is the de facto most powerful person in the United States? (read OP)
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#1
Donald Trump
 
#2
Mike Pence
 
#3
One of Trump's advisors (name)
 
#4
One of Trump's family members (name)
 
#5
Paul Ryan
 
#6
John Roberts
 
#7
Anthony Kennedy
 
#8
A member of Trump's cabinet
 
#9
Mitch McConnell (lol
 
#10
Bernie Sanders
 
#11
Another government official (name)
 
#12
A military official (name)
 
#13
A business mogul, billionaire, etc. (name)
 
#14
A religious figure (name)
 
#15
A cultural icon/celebrity (name)
 
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MarkD
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« Reply #25 on: May 30, 2017, 08:36:29 PM »

I'd say the 9 justices of SCOTUS, but if I had to be more specific, Anthony Kennedy since he is the swing vote on a lot of important cases (Obergefell v. Hodges)

Yup. He writes so many of the most important Court decisions: Bush v. Gore (it isn't in the official record that he wrote it, but Alan Dershowitz makes a convincing argument that Kennedy wrote it), Windsor and Obergefell, and Citizens United v. FEC.
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