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Poor Old Tantrump
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His own Supreme Court has voted against him (they know when to abandon a wreck).
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hi Itcheh
I have tried to annotate the cases as they occur
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oh this fantastic thread
if state sues state then there is direct access to the Supreme court of the US of A ! - but in short the state has to put up its hand and ask "please sirs can I speak" and the court bows in a courtly fashion
and in this case they have said no
six lines - the state of texas has no standing ( right of audience) in this matter
Texas case: please sir, Penn voting is illegal can you give ourselves yer in texas relief please
Court - no
- hey wait a minute you havent heard our case so you dont know if it is total crap or not ....
I have tried to annotate the cases as they occur
https:/
oh this fantastic thread
if state sues state then there is direct access to the Supreme court of the US of A ! - but in short the state has to put up its hand and ask "please sirs can I speak" and the court bows in a courtly fashion
and in this case they have said no
six lines - the state of texas has no standing ( right of audience) in this matter
Texas case: please sir, Penn voting is illegal can you give ourselves yer in texas relief please
Court - no
- hey wait a minute you havent heard our case so you dont know if it is total crap or not ....
Biden has now set a record for most times winning a single election.
It's embarrassing and shameful that so many states, and so many Representatives in Congress, joined this motion. This included around 20 who were elected in the very States whose elections they were attempting to annul. That this either didn't occur to them, or it didn't matter to them, shows that this was never about the Rule of Law at all, but about petty political posturing.
The real sadness is that many as many as a third of all Americans believe this madness. Do people not understand the damage it will cause, indulging this egotistical maniac?
It's embarrassing and shameful that so many states, and so many Representatives in Congress, joined this motion. This included around 20 who were elected in the very States whose elections they were attempting to annul. That this either didn't occur to them, or it didn't matter to them, shows that this was never about the Rule of Law at all, but about petty political posturing.
The real sadness is that many as many as a third of all Americans believe this madness. Do people not understand the damage it will cause, indulging this egotistical maniac?
"Enjoy it while you can..."
The thing is, I can only enjoy it for so long because Trump is so determined to be the most ungracious and Samson-esque loser possible. All he has to do is stop, recognise the reality of the situation, and remember for a change that "America First" doesn't mean "Trump First".
All of this is about appealing to his base, which we learned is still pretty large, presumably in the hopes of a 2024 return. But what Trump seems completely unable to appreciate, for some strange reason, is that his base would have been with him anyway. Why is it so hard for him to recognise that behaving with decorum is a great way to broaden his appeal? Biden's single advantage in this election was that, as a person, he actually has a modicum of basic decency. That's more or less it. By turning this election into, in large part, a referendum on the tolerability of Trump's character, he was bound to lose (and, even then, it was fairly close in some key states).
If Trump had realised this, and realised that not being a jerk all the time would make his defeat less urgent, I think he'd have won. But then again, Trump's entire character and persona made him incapable of thinking this way, so I suppose there was no danger in the end.
The thing is, I can only enjoy it for so long because Trump is so determined to be the most ungracious and Samson-esque loser possible. All he has to do is stop, recognise the reality of the situation, and remember for a change that "America First" doesn't mean "Trump First".
All of this is about appealing to his base, which we learned is still pretty large, presumably in the hopes of a 2024 return. But what Trump seems completely unable to appreciate, for some strange reason, is that his base would have been with him anyway. Why is it so hard for him to recognise that behaving with decorum is a great way to broaden his appeal? Biden's single advantage in this election was that, as a person, he actually has a modicum of basic decency. That's more or less it. By turning this election into, in large part, a referendum on the tolerability of Trump's character, he was bound to lose (and, even then, it was fairly close in some key states).
If Trump had realised this, and realised that not being a jerk all the time would make his defeat less urgent, I think he'd have won. But then again, Trump's entire character and persona made him incapable of thinking this way, so I suppose there was no danger in the end.
Looks like Wall St. have gotten away with 2 election frauds in a row.
Kamala was their pick for Dem Leader. Even they couldn't engineer a vote for such an obvious fraud. First one out.
Don't worry, they told her, we'll make it so Biden wins and you'll be VP until we get rid of him. This confused her a bit because Biden couldn't get a vote either and looked sure to follow our heroine out. Indeed, they'd been publishing his political eulogies for some time.
Then along came Super Tuesday. Anyone else remember the next day's headlines?
MIRACLE MAN.
From looking dead and buried Joe Biden has staged a miraculous recovery to smash records in every district.
Of course, we all understand the nature of his 'miracle' now. Now that he staged another one on the Election night.
And all of AB's left leaning intelligentsia seem to think this is a good thing, lol. Naturally, if any of you are secret billionaires, I understand why you'd think that even though I can't agree with it.
Kamala was their pick for Dem Leader. Even they couldn't engineer a vote for such an obvious fraud. First one out.
Don't worry, they told her, we'll make it so Biden wins and you'll be VP until we get rid of him. This confused her a bit because Biden couldn't get a vote either and looked sure to follow our heroine out. Indeed, they'd been publishing his political eulogies for some time.
Then along came Super Tuesday. Anyone else remember the next day's headlines?
MIRACLE MAN.
From looking dead and buried Joe Biden has staged a miraculous recovery to smash records in every district.
Of course, we all understand the nature of his 'miracle' now. Now that he staged another one on the Election night.
And all of AB's left leaning intelligentsia seem to think this is a good thing, lol. Naturally, if any of you are secret billionaires, I understand why you'd think that even though I can't agree with it.
You completely misunderstand, as usual. For example, all this "couldn't get a vote" guff is barely worth addressing -- based on what, exactly? Biden has always been pretty popular, partly perhaps by association with Obama as his VP but also because it's so easy to find examples of him caring about other people, and that genuine streak of compassion comes across pretty well.
Moreover, as much as Biden seems a decent man, there were many nominees that the Democrats should have chosen over him, either for practical reasons -- it's simply a stain on the US that the practical choice was between two over 70-year-olds, and it's even more of a stain that Trump still got so close to winning a second term, despite being a complete scumbag, despite showing no respect for his office or any other office in the US, and despite effectively buying his way out of multiple criminal charges associated with fraud (eg Trump University) and sexual assault.
Moreover, as much as Biden seems a decent man, there were many nominees that the Democrats should have chosen over him, either for practical reasons -- it's simply a stain on the US that the practical choice was between two over 70-year-olds, and it's even more of a stain that Trump still got so close to winning a second term, despite being a complete scumbag, despite showing no respect for his office or any other office in the US, and despite effectively buying his way out of multiple criminal charges associated with fraud (eg Trump University) and sexual assault.
He's not the best loser is he. But there again, who is ? (There can be only one.)
no - us - we are all losers
his cabinet is now twice as rich as it was before they took office
no one should make a profit out of the Roman Republic
hey that guy was probably made to commit suicide
yeah - right
Egypt ( semper aliquid novum ex Africa) was looked on as Augustus private bank - and how !
no - us - we are all losers
his cabinet is now twice as rich as it was before they took office
no one should make a profit out of the Roman Republic
hey that guy was probably made to commit suicide
yeah - right
Egypt ( semper aliquid novum ex Africa) was looked on as Augustus private bank - and how !
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