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Hodar 1 point ago +1 / -0

Laughing can also be a derisive denial of what is being said, or though. Watch a liberal attempt to debate and defend their positions. Odds are they will open each rebuttal with a laugh - fake, derisive, insulting, because that is their only defense. They know their talking points are not reasonable, logical and they have seen the results of their own policies.

So all they can do is deride, insult, malign the opposing view; and the laugh is one tool they use - almost exclusively

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Hodar 2 points ago +2 / -0

There is this sub-group of degenerates, who believe that what they say doesn't matter. What they do, can be justified because ends justify the means.

There is no consideration as to how their actions affect others, it's all self-directed. No sacrifice required, everyone else must sacrifice to satisfy their ego. This is not someone you need or want on your team.

Not surprisingly, these are found in large quantities on the Liberal side

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Hodar 3 points ago +3 / -0

My job means sometimes I have to work late, sometimes I have to work weekends; and sometimes I have to work instead of vacation.

Then again, I can't vote myself a raise, either.

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Hodar 2 points ago +2 / -0

Personally, I wish that violating the oath, that is taken voluntarily and of their own free will (and or the office they spent fighting to get); should come with a harsh (as in lethal) penalty when intentionally violated.

Otherwise (or as currently set) the Oath of Office is nothing but a meaningless ritual, like throwing a pebble into the ocean. It's a requirement, but a pointless ritual, that is merely a tradition. Time was when one's integrity was the standard by which a person was judged.

Today, you can outright lie to Congress, fabricate evidence, deliver manufactured "evidence" to the home of a private citizen, and then charge them with theft. And the person, after proving the entire "lawfare" exercise was fake, cannot retaliate against his attackers.

If the penalty for violating office was a rope, a tree and a promise of 24 hours as a wind chime, and another 24 hours as a bird feeder - you would see a rush of resignations - followed by a scrutinization of every bill, as each individual would know their fate if they broke the Oath.

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Hodar 10 points ago +10 / -0

For DEMs, voting is cute; it makes the participants feel good to think they have some control over their life.

But as Bernie found out, it didn't matter how many states he won, it didn't matter how many people voted for him. Hillary had the Super Delegates, and she won before the votes were ever counted.

Super Delegates exist; because the Democrats cannot depend upon the Dem voter to "MAKE THE RIGHT DECISION", so the Super Delegates make the decision for them.

Then this group of idiots call themselves a Democracy - no, that's a Dictatorship. I guess they can't tell the difference.

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Hodar 5 points ago +5 / -0

You MUST be sworn in to work in the DoD as a civilian, which is the same oath every Enlisted or Officer must take. This is photographed, witnessed and signed by both the administering officer, and the applicant - before they begin work.

How is it that a Senator is immune?

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Hodar 4 points ago +4 / -0

Absolutely agree.
The thing I am waiting for, is this scenario. Thinnest capillaries are in the lungs, at the blood/air interface - Gas exchange occurs in the lungs between alveolar air and the blood of the pulmonary capillaries. This means that small clots will plug up those capillaries.

The smallest and weakest chamber or your heart, is the Right Ventricle, that pumps the blood into the lungs. This is the weakest chamber, because it's typically a low pressure to push blood into the millions of small capillaries in both lungs. But, if they are full of clots - then it faces back pressure.

This is Cardio Hypertension, which is a death sentence.

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Hodar 1 point ago +1 / -0

Be my guest. Time to drive home. Thanks for asking, fren

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Hodar 1 point ago +1 / -0

You noticed the exact same thing I did. I was doing a copy and paste of the key paragraphs, then noticed that they contradicted each other.

So instead of claiming source, that seems to have a very basic mistake in it; I just conceded - IMHO, you are 100% correct. But I am not a legal scholar

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Hodar 2 points ago +2 / -0

I have no problem with the criticism she richly earned. Incompetence, bias, bigotry, and her failures are plentiful.

But NOBODY has any control of their family's heritage, for good or ill.

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Hodar 2 points ago +2 / -0

Waiting for the meme of Big Mike is the ONE with the dangler being the number "1". Animation is pretty much a requirement.

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Hodar 1 point ago +1 / -0

Kamala is ineligible to be ELECTED to the Office of the President.

But, would that allow for her as VP to take over, in the event the President is medically incapable, or dead?

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Hodar 6 points ago +6 / -0

Natural born citizens have all the same privileges and responsibilities as other U.S. citizens except for U.S. presidential eligibility. To become the President or Vice President of the United States, a person must be a natural born citizen. This "Natural Born Citizen Clause" is located in Section 1 of Article 2 of the United States Constitution.

Seems pretty clear

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Hodar 3 points ago +3 / -0

Who the Dems vote for, is really cute. Such pomp and circumstance that doesn’t matter at all

Hillary showed everyone, it doesn’t matter who the people vote for; the Super Delegates are all that matters. This is what they call “Democracy”, just like any other dictatorship

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Hodar 33 points ago +33 / -0

And the saddest part is this idiot, like 95% of the Democrat party, do not have a clue as to why they hate Trump or Vance. Odds are they don’t know who Vance was a week ago

They were told to hate, and like good little Democratic National Socialists; they blindly follow what ever they are told

No an individual thought or question; after all these years and witnesses the degeneration of America first hand

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Hodar 2 points ago +2 / -0

Forensics of this nature should be performed on the bullet. Not acoustics

There is no reason why the bullets could not be collected and analyzed. I doubt the assassin had a handful of barrels on hand

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Hodar 2 points ago +2 / -0

One of the biggest problems with guns, is that stupid people can figure out how to shoot them. Not shoot them well, but it still makes that stupid person far more dangerous than nature intended.

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Hodar 5 points ago +5 / -0

And of the THOUSANADS of qualified candidates, across the US; this is the turd these cities picked.

Try as hard as you want, you cannot polish a turd. It's a waste of time, energy, materials and it a job that stinks to go. You still wind up with a turd.

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Hodar 1 point ago +1 / -0

FYI 254mm = 9.84 inches. That's a lot of rain.

Dam levels have risen 161.1 meters - 528.5 feet

That's a lot of moisture.

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Hodar 1 point ago +1 / -0

Not a smart career move:

Incumbent. Kimberly Cheatle The director is appointed by, and serves at the pleasure of the president of the United States, and is not subject to Senate confirmation. The director reports to the secretary of homeland security, and operates with the general directions thereof.

Fortunately, this is a problem that is easily remedied in January - and Trump can afford the best security money can buy - because the SS fell miserably short.

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