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If Republicans take the House, keep the Senate, and they actually manage to remove him?
Ya think they could remove Kamala too?
She would first have to do something impeachment worthy.
Who knows. . . maybe she would surprise us and be good leader leader. . . .
Apparently we have gone well past your ability to put together a relevant point....Of course it does.
We have gone well past the idea of what one believes.
Why would I bet time off the board - that is both pointless and silly. Besides, last time I made a bet here was with Cerial Killer and that bit me on my ass:Nah, I'll be happy to bet on it if you're so inclined. Month off the board? It's incredibly hypocritical what idiot governors like DeSandToes and Fappit are doing. They're saying - Hey big gub-ment. You can't tell our private businesses what they can and cannot do. That's OUR job. Really dumb.
LOL Been gone a year because I lost a bet .Why would I bet time off the board - that is both pointless and silly. Besides, last time I made a bet here was with Cerial Killer and that bit me on my ass:
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Man, there was no way Trump was going to be the nominee, I thought.
However, there is zero indication that this is going to pass the SCOTUS. Whatever you may think of whatever governors, there is a solid legal argument that the states have this power where the feds simply do not. more importantly, it is blatantly obvious that they do not have the power through a regulatory agency that was not created for that purpose in the first place. The president is not a king as so many on the left seemed to understand a few years ago. That sentiment has been lost.
Like I said before, IF congress had passed a law and Biden signed it I think the courts would rule favorably on the matter. The fact that Biden did this on his own will see it struck. So far, that is exactly what it looks like considering what has already been stated by the lower court.
Biden is a Confused Dear Leader...Why would I bet time off the board - that is both pointless and silly. Besides, last time I made a bet here was with Cerial Killer and that bit me on my ass:
The all-knowing Cereal_Killer!
My Shame cereal_killer I am here to prostrate myself in awe :bow2: of Cereal_Killer’s amazing deep knowledge of political happenings, his all knowing genus and his amazing foresight into the future – a foresight that I can never hope to achieve. I was misled by hubris that I knew more than...www.usmessageboard.com
Man, there was no way Trump was going to be the nominee, I thought.
However, there is zero indication that this is going to pass the SCOTUS. Whatever you may think of whatever governors, there is a solid legal argument that the states have this power where the feds simply do not. more importantly, it is blatantly obvious that they do not have the power through a regulatory agency that was not created for that purpose in the first place. The president is not a king as so many on the left seemed to understand a few years ago. That sentiment has been lost.
Like I said before, IF congress had passed a law and Biden signed it I think the courts would rule favorably on the matter. The fact that Biden did this on his own will see it struck. So far, that is exactly what it looks like considering what has already been stated by the lower court.
when did the president have the power to tell private businesses who they can hire and who they must fire?I respectfully disagree.
Imagine that the President declared that he would require all employers whose employees wear uniforms on the job to provide pink uniforms.
The decree is challenged in court, and all levels of Federal Courts, up to and including the USSC, declare that the President has no power to impose this mandate; it is illegal and unconstitutional.
So the President encourages all employers to provide pink uniforms regardless. Tells them to implement the mandate because it's the RIGHT THING TO DO.
Nothing wrong with it. The employers are NOT BOUND by the President's continuing entreaties. That's why they call it a "Bully Pulpit." He can induce people to do things beyond his technical legal authority.
