I guess that aren't noticing what we do to folks that let themselves in!
Bring it!
My money is on it bounced back to the US to act blue as political donations to Democrats.
No scar from being shot ?
Former MLB Pitcher John Rocker visits Maandeeq Child Care Learning Center, a publicly funded child care facility in Columbus, Ohio.
No kids in sight. Just an angry migrant. Ungah! 🤣🤣
Honest question
Do we all get the money or does this only affect those on Medicaid Medicare subsidies?
Tampon can't use the Guard against federal agents it would be treason.
The FED that got outta the Grey pick up first told the driver to get out then went for the door handle. That enough should make a half retard to stop!
I dunno but ice man was standing in front of vehicle!
Met.....Adderall enters the chat.......
The Boss put her and Redfield front and center to lead us to their past. There's not enough rope!
Cuba and Haiti.....Mexico for christ sakes
Lest we forget Redfield fudged AIDS numbers to benefit Dr Death back in the day....oh and the crazy scarf bitch as well!
I was told there would be free WiFi?
It not like taxpayers didn't pay for it.
[C]los[I]ng [A]ct:
Zero fuqs
Is the mayor of new york required to take an oath to the constitution by law
Yes, by law, the Mayor of New York City is required to take an oath that includes pledging to support the U.S. Constitution.
This requirement comes from the New York State Constitution, Article XIII, Section 1, which mandates that all public officers in the state—including executive officers like the Mayor—take and subscribe to the following oath (or affirmation) before entering office:
"I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support the constitution of the United States, and the constitution of the State of New York, and that I will faithfully discharge the duties of the office of ......, according to the best of my ability."
This applies to the NYC Mayor as a public officer under state law. The New York City Charter (e.g., sections like § 12-117) requires an official oath or affirmation to faithfully perform the duties of the office, but the specific language incorporating support for the U.S. and state constitutions is governed by the state constitution and related statutes (e.g., Public Officers Law).
In practice:
- The mayor must take this oath before commencing duties.
- It is typically administered publicly (e.g., on Inauguration Day, January 1 following election), often with added references to the NYC Charter for completeness.
- Historical examples (e.g., Eric Adams' 2022 swearing-in) explicitly include pledges to support the U.S. Constitution, New York State Constitution, and City Charter.
- Failure to take and file the oath within required timeframes (e.g., generally within 30 days under state law) can result in vacancy of the office.
The oath is filed with the NYC City Clerk. While the exact wording can vary slightly in ceremonial delivery (and no specific "test" beyond this is allowed), the core legal requirement to support the U.S. Constitution is mandatory under New York state law for the position.
Clinton was USSS call sign Eagle
He's Dead?
Goodwill? Yea I ain't feeling that Goodwill
Public records property owners
Wassup short timer ?
Just talking...crazy right?
They already did!
Front and center on National stage alongside Kameltoe. All roads lead back to China IMO
All good I'll be faster next time!
403 and counting
Awesomeness right there