RustyNails
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Oklahoma.What's the most red state in the country? Tennessee? Kentucky?
Oklahoma.What's the most red state in the country? Tennessee? Kentucky?
Should be pointed out this is non-binding, but not good news either.Has this been posted yet?
Maine Supreme Judicial Court rules ranked-choice voting unconstitutional
https://bangordailynews.com/2017/05...-rules-ranked-choice-voting-unconstitutional/
What's the most red state in the country? Tennessee? Kentucky?
What's the most red state in the country? Tennessee? Kentucky?
Obviously not a credible source here but a conservative friend wants me to refute this article about Obama and I just don't have the time to look over all of it right now. Any help would be great.
http://bit.ly/2f3B1s9
7) Carried out military interventionism in Libya without Congressional approval
Obama violated the Constitution when he launched military operations inLibya without Congressional approval.
Kansas, right?
Obviously not a credible source here but a conservative friend wants me to refute this article about Obama and I just don't have the time to look over all of it right now. Any help would be great.
http://bit.ly/2f3B1s9
Which raises the question: Is it Congress or the president that has the power to authorize military action?
The answer is that, to some extent, they both claim it. The Constitution, in Article I, Section 8, explicitly states that "The Congress shall have Power To...declare War." But in Article II, Section 2, the Constitution says that "The president shall be Commander-in-Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States." So while only Congress can technically declare war, the president is in charge of the military - and can decide when and where it is deployed.
Cheyenne is the capital and the most populous city in Wyoming, with a population estimate of 63,335 in 2015
the time I went to Colorado we drove through Wyoming and it was shockingly emptyHoly shit
Are you fucking kidding me with that title?
the time I went to Colorado we drove through Wyoming and it was shockingly empty
and I grew up in a lifeless barren desert
Are you fucking kidding me with that title?
Well that sucks. They at all close to being able to pass amendment to their state constitution?Has this been posted yet?
Maine Supreme Judicial Court rules ranked-choice voting unconstitutional
https://bangordailynews.com/2017/05...-rules-ranked-choice-voting-unconstitutional/
Are you fucking kidding me with that title?
Well that sucks. They at all close to being able to pass amendment to their state constitution?
Yeah. It's a beautiful place but there's nothing there except Cheyenne.
A New Foundation For American Greatnessif you're a billionaire
So Mike Barnacle (from Morning Joe) saying Flynn might get immunity? http://www.mediaite.com/online/morn...e-flynn-in-a-strong-position-to-get-immunity/
Damn.
If true this is a huge development...gonna wait and see if anyone else reports this. Last we heard, he was allegedly denied immunity. What changed?
Oh shitA New Foundation For American Greatnessif you're a billionaire
So Mike Barnacle (from Morning Joe) saying Flynn might get immunity? http://www.mediaite.com/online/morn...e-flynn-in-a-strong-position-to-get-immunity/
Haha she really doesn't like his tiny hands
If Flynn gets immunity it's to take Trump down, period.
That and get rid of the Electoral College, though that would require a constitutional amendment to implement (not convinced the interstate compact would hold up in courts, not to mention states could withdraw at any time).Honestly, first thing that should be done once we get the GOP is restructuring the House to be more balanced. It's borderline absurd that California has 66x the people of Wyoming yet gets 13 less seats then what it could get underneath a better system. Same goes for Massachusetts, which could fit 11 Wyoming's but gets only 9 seats.
He's not turning on Trump at all. Giving Flynn immunity would be disastrous. It'd protect from the consequences he deserves and he wouldn't do anything to bring Trump down. Maybe he has some dirt on other people in the administration, but he and Trump are too close for Flynn to turn on him.
Yeah I'm starting to believe those rumors that Melania wanted to leave Trump after the election. I've never seen such blatant "I don't want to be with you" since my ex that ditched me at fucking PAX East.
If the FBI is going to put you in jail for the rest of your life vs testifying against your boss who is probably also nailed and you've got a get out of jail free card, you're telling me you wouldn't flip on a good friend? There's loyalty and then there's abject stupidity
I've been saying this since day 1.
Melania married Trump for the status/money. She wants to be a socialite, not the damn FLOTUS.
Someone should let it slip that divorcing the current and most hated president would make her the most famous, sought-after woman overnight.
No reason to give him immunity otherwise from an FBI standpoint. BUT from a republican on a committee standpoint giving him immunity for worthless testimony just to protect him from embarrassing criminal proceedings for the administration could be the gambit here.If Flynn gets immunity it's to take Trump down, period.
NEWS: DOJ says no money for southern border wall in FY2018 budget
Rep. Tom MacArthur resigns as leader of the Tuesday group.
http://www.politico.com/states/new-...r-resigns-as-co-chair-of-tuesday-group-112255
It's probably a fallout from his involvement with getting AHCA passed.
He probably got shook by that one dude stealing his soul during the town hall meeting.
Rep. Tom MacArthur resigns as leader of the Tuesday group.
http://www.politico.com/states/new-...r-resigns-as-co-chair-of-tuesday-group-112255
It's probably a fallout from his involvement with getting AHCA passed.
He's not turning on Trump at all. Giving Flynn immunity would be disastrous. It'd protect from the consequences he deserves and he wouldn't do anything to bring Trump down. Maybe he has some dirt on other people in the administration, but he and Trump are too close for Flynn to turn on him.
Rep. Tom MacArthur resigns as leader of the Tuesday group.
http://www.politico.com/states/new-...r-resigns-as-co-chair-of-tuesday-group-112255
It's probably a fallout from his involvement with getting AHCA passed.
Maybe ... maybe Trumps loyalty is a show because he knows Flynn could take him down. I don't want Flynn given immunity unless Mueller is willing to give it.