I just read the cited clause and an article discussing it. I see how it could be used, so again thank you. And I agree about the President and team. They came up with prohibiting The PO from delivering ballots. Who'd have thought? Certainly not me.
Thank you!
2/3 of congress and 3/4 of states. If we can get the vote out, we can get it done.
I have no idea. A tad more context would help.
There we have it.
Lol. But I don't think he passes the charismatic requirements.
I need the constitutionally astute legal beagles again. How can legislation override a decision based on constitutional reasons?
In the meantime we can start requiring women to take a pregnancy test before they're allowed to enter.
2/3 of congress and 3/4 of states to amend or repeal the 14th amendment. If we show up for the midterms like we did for 2024, it could be done.
This was exactly what I was waiting for. Supreme Court decisions are seldom explained in headlines. The devil is, indeed, primarily in the details.
This is a good read. The description of the social politics is very real. Hegseth is a national hero.
Is her last name pronounced phonetically?
Candidate for the Hit Parade. (If you understand this, you are likely an old boomer)
English spelling of sh*t.
There's apparently an ongoing problem. Be patient. It comes and goes.
Who gets the crown jewels? Thought it very odd that Camilla didn't wear a tiara at the white house state dinner. That bee ceremony gets more interesting by the minute.
Jan6 count?
One Word. Thune. 4 words. And his merry band.
If this is true, wowee!
Raise your hand if you have ever seen dead birds clustered around the base of a flag.
This is the same Massachusetts that is killing whales AND birds with their damn windmills? Figures.
Nixon had a photographic memory and he was brilliant but not necessarily as a tactician. I have always said he would make a perfect Shakespearian tragedy character. A great man with a fatal flaw. He had an oversized sense of unworthiness. The press understood his Achilles heel and used it ruthlessly.
And then there's good 'ol Henry "detante" Kissinger. He was the self promoting "genius" at whose feet, the press worshipped.
I am no lawyer but would really like to understand how the court got around that bit in the Constitution about ex post facto laws.
Maybe it's the Law of War manual. The first thing I studied when coming here was the devolution series. Wouldn't be surprised if I mentally connected that EO with the manual. Wish my memory were more photographic than photogenic (grin)
Need 310 votes in House. 66 votes in the Senate and then 39 states.