The money had been appropriated for the dept. of defense. Defending the southern border is a homeland security issue which is most certainly defense of the nation. Biden on the other hand, has taken dept. of defense funds and GIVEN them to illegal aliens by giving them lodging in military housing. That is misappropriation.
We'll see what the Supreme Court says about that.
The Supreme Court will declare it moot because Biden is stopping the spending
Oh. I thought he was in trouble with the GAO for that. THIS IS REALLY CONFUSING. I'm trying to figure out what's going on and I've got people telling me exact opposite stuff, and articles from the news saying different from you all. I give up.
Bidenisms.blogspot.com
DemocratInsanity.blogspot.com
Lol. in my best Barzoni from the godfather we know that Don Corleoni had all the judges and politicians in his pockets but refused to share them..Needwe say more about Nancy and company given how things have turned out so far....
When did Congress approve money for building a border wall? If they didn't expressly do that...how can Biden be in violation for NOT spending money they never approved?
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Sergeants at Arms | US House of Representatives: History, Art & Archives
An officer of the House whose history extends back to the First Congress, the Sergeant at Arms is the chamber’s principal law enforcement official, charged with maintaining security on the floor and for the House side of the Capitol complex. The modern Sergeant at Arms serves on the Capitol...history.house.gov
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Actually she does, and she was the one responsible for there being lack of protection Jan6 by not approving placing national guards. -oops
Nope try again.
I think I know more about this stuff then you do.
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the capital grounds & first line of defense is secured by the
capital police.
they were denied the help of the national guard by
the dept of DEFENSE for several hours whilst being attacked.
that's the fact, jack.
neither nancy pelosi NOR moscow mitch have anything to do with the capital security ... anymore than the mayor had.
I think I know more about this stuff then you do.
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**********Sergeants at Arms | US House of Representatives: History, Art & Archives
An officer of the House whose history extends back to the First Congress, the Sergeant at Arms is the chamber’s principal law enforcement official, charged with maintaining security on the floor and for the House side of the Capitol complex. The modern Sergeant at Arms serves on the Capitol...
The Highest- and Lowest-Paying Positions in Congress
See which members of Congress receive the largest paychecks.
the capital grounds & first line of defense is secured by the
capital police.
they were denied the help of the national guard by
the dept of DEFENSE for several hours whilst being attacked.
that's the fact, jack.
neither nancy pelosi NOR moscow mitch have anything to do with the capital security ... anymore than the mayor had.
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I think the SCOTUS was the last to hear then case. Perhaps you should keep up with the news as it happens. I remembered when this happened.
Thank you for proving it was not an insurrection then. ;-)I think I know more about this stuff then you do.
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**********Sergeants at Arms | US House of Representatives: History, Art & Archives
An officer of the House whose history extends back to the First Congress, the Sergeant at Arms is the chamber’s principal law enforcement official, charged with maintaining security on the floor and for the House side of the Capitol complex. The modern Sergeant at Arms serves on the Capitol...
The Highest- and Lowest-Paying Positions in Congress
See which members of Congress receive the largest paychecks.
the capital grounds & first line of defense is secured by the
capital police.
they were denied the help of the national guard by
the dept of DEFENSE for several hours whilst being attacked.
that's the fact, jack.
neither nancy pelosi NOR moscow mitch have anything to do with the capital security ... anymore than the mayor had.
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Who’s responsible for deploying them locally?
Typically, the governor has the authority to activate guard troops within a state’s borders. He or she informs the adjutant general to mobilize troops. The adjutant general sends the message down the chain of command.
It’s more complicated in D.C., as are most things around here.
Mayor Muriel Bowser does not have the same authority over the D.C. National Guard that governors have over their states. She can only request guard troops from the Secretary of the Army. That request then gets sent up the chain of command to the Secretary of Defense for approval.
Even then, Bowser’s jurisdiction is limited. Because of the District’s finicky federal status of not being a state, she can only request guard troops to land that belongs to the city. That excludes federal territory, like the Capitol and its environs. The Secretary of Defense needs to approve the deployment of National Guard troops from any jurisdiction at federal land like the Capitol complex.
Why was there so much confusion about whether and how they should be deployed at the Capitol this week?
There are different accounts from local and state officials as well as from the Pentagon about what the confusion was during Wednesday’s attack, which led to a delay in deployment.
On Monday and Tuesday of last week, Bowser requested 340 D.C. guard troops to help D.C. police prepare for Wednesday’s protests. The request prohibited guardsmen from receiving ammunition or riot gear (unless necessary for self-defense), sharing equipment with local law enforcement or using surveillance or air assets with explicit sign-off from the defense secretary, according to The Washington Post. There were also 40 personnel stationed at Joint Base Andrews if additional support was needed. That request was approved by the Pentagon and 255 D.C. guardsmen arrived in D.C. and began traffic management.
When an angry mob breached the Capitol Wednesday afternoon, Bowser and Capitol Police needed to file an additional request to the Army secretary in order to send in additional troops and to expand their responsibilities, because it was on federal property.
Then what happened?
A full timeline released by the Department of Defense shows series of phone calls between the Defense and Army Secretaries, Bowser, then-Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund and Commanding General of the D.C. National Guard William Walker.
The first call was at 1:34 p.m., in which Bowser requested additional forces from Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy. Then at 1:49 p.m., Sund called Walker asking for immediate assistance.
Sund told the Washington Post that early last week House and Senate security officials turned down his request for members of the National Guard to be placed on standby. While the Capitol was under attack on Wednesday, Sund said he pleaded for help five more times and was also rejected or delayed.
Lt. Gen. Walter Piatt, director of the Army Staff, told McCarthy he could not recommend sending in additional troops because of the “optics of soldiers inside the Capitol building was not something they wanted,” according to The Post.
A third phone call at 2:22 p.m. between McCarthy, Bowser, and Metropolitan Police Department leadership to discuss the need for additional guard troops.
McCarthy’s office says it received the request around 2 p.m., according to Military Times. “We quickly worked to move our resources forward in support of Metro PD and the Capitol Police,” McCarthy said at a press conference the following day.
A fourth phone call happened at 2:30 p.m. between McCarthy, Acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley to discuss Bowser and Sund’s request.
At 3 p.m., McCarthy and Miller determined that all available D.C. guard troops would be required to reestablish security at the Capitol. A little while later, McCarthy directed the full activation of the D.C. National Guard’s 1,100 personnel available that day.
McCarthy reassured Bowser and MPD leadership that the request had not been denied at 3:26 p.m., though troops were still not at the Capitol.
But the Military Times reported the request was sent up the chain of command to Miller. President Trump then gave the directive to Miller to send additional troops. But other published reports assert that Miller spoke with Vice President Pence about the decision as a courtesy, but not a request for permission.
Reporter Maggie Haberman of the New York Times tweeted Wednesday that “Trump initially rebuffed and resisted requests to mobilize the National Guard” and that “it required intervention from White House officials to get it done.”
D.C. guard troops were finally mobilized around 3:52 p.m and arrived at the Capitol around 5:40 p.m.
Lawmakers have called for investigations into the delay in deployment.
Your Questions About How The National Guard Works In DC, Answered
Thank you for proving it was not an insurrection then. ;-)I think I know more about this stuff then you do.
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**********Sergeants at Arms | US House of Representatives: History, Art & Archives
An officer of the House whose history extends back to the First Congress, the Sergeant at Arms is the chamber’s principal law enforcement official, charged with maintaining security on the floor and for the House side of the Capitol complex. The modern Sergeant at Arms serves on the Capitol...
The Highest- and Lowest-Paying Positions in Congress
See which members of Congress receive the largest paychecks.
the capital grounds & first line of defense is secured by the
capital police.
they were denied the help of the national guard by
the dept of DEFENSE for several hours whilst being attacked.
that's the fact, jack.
neither nancy pelosi NOR moscow mitch have anything to do with the capital security ... anymore than the mayor had.
View attachment 472257
Who’s responsible for deploying them locally?
Typically, the governor has the authority to activate guard troops within a state’s borders. He or she informs the adjutant general to mobilize troops. The adjutant general sends the message down the chain of command.
It’s more complicated in D.C., as are most things around here.
Mayor Muriel Bowser does not have the same authority over the D.C. National Guard that governors have over their states. She can only request guard troops from the Secretary of the Army. That request then gets sent up the chain of command to the Secretary of Defense for approval.
Even then, Bowser’s jurisdiction is limited. Because of the District’s finicky federal status of not being a state, she can only request guard troops to land that belongs to the city. That excludes federal territory, like the Capitol and its environs. The Secretary of Defense needs to approve the deployment of National Guard troops from any jurisdiction at federal land like the Capitol complex.
Why was there so much confusion about whether and how they should be deployed at the Capitol this week?
There are different accounts from local and state officials as well as from the Pentagon about what the confusion was during Wednesday’s attack, which led to a delay in deployment.
On Monday and Tuesday of last week, Bowser requested 340 D.C. guard troops to help D.C. police prepare for Wednesday’s protests. The request prohibited guardsmen from receiving ammunition or riot gear (unless necessary for self-defense), sharing equipment with local law enforcement or using surveillance or air assets with explicit sign-off from the defense secretary, according to The Washington Post. There were also 40 personnel stationed at Joint Base Andrews if additional support was needed. That request was approved by the Pentagon and 255 D.C. guardsmen arrived in D.C. and began traffic management.
When an angry mob breached the Capitol Wednesday afternoon, Bowser and Capitol Police needed to file an additional request to the Army secretary in order to send in additional troops and to expand their responsibilities, because it was on federal property.
Then what happened?
A full timeline released by the Department of Defense shows series of phone calls between the Defense and Army Secretaries, Bowser, then-Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund and Commanding General of the D.C. National Guard William Walker.
The first call was at 1:34 p.m., in which Bowser requested additional forces from Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy. Then at 1:49 p.m., Sund called Walker asking for immediate assistance.
Sund told the Washington Post that early last week House and Senate security officials turned down his request for members of the National Guard to be placed on standby. While the Capitol was under attack on Wednesday, Sund said he pleaded for help five more times and was also rejected or delayed.
Lt. Gen. Walter Piatt, director of the Army Staff, told McCarthy he could not recommend sending in additional troops because of the “optics of soldiers inside the Capitol building was not something they wanted,” according to The Post.
A third phone call at 2:22 p.m. between McCarthy, Bowser, and Metropolitan Police Department leadership to discuss the need for additional guard troops.
McCarthy’s office says it received the request around 2 p.m., according to Military Times. “We quickly worked to move our resources forward in support of Metro PD and the Capitol Police,” McCarthy said at a press conference the following day.
A fourth phone call happened at 2:30 p.m. between McCarthy, Acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley to discuss Bowser and Sund’s request.
At 3 p.m., McCarthy and Miller determined that all available D.C. guard troops would be required to reestablish security at the Capitol. A little while later, McCarthy directed the full activation of the D.C. National Guard’s 1,100 personnel available that day.
McCarthy reassured Bowser and MPD leadership that the request had not been denied at 3:26 p.m., though troops were still not at the Capitol.
But the Military Times reported the request was sent up the chain of command to Miller. President Trump then gave the directive to Miller to send additional troops. But other published reports assert that Miller spoke with Vice President Pence about the decision as a courtesy, but not a request for permission.
Reporter Maggie Haberman of the New York Times tweeted Wednesday that “Trump initially rebuffed and resisted requests to mobilize the National Guard” and that “it required intervention from White House officials to get it done.”
D.C. guard troops were finally mobilized around 3:52 p.m and arrived at the Capitol around 5:40 p.m.
Lawmakers have called for investigations into the delay in deployment.
Your Questions About How The National Guard Works In DC, Answered
ALSO note that CNN inadvertantly admitted that Antifa was there while doing a hit piece on a proud boy they showed the target was antifa by that individual not congress.-oops broadcasted that they lied and people in these forums denying antifa was there are exposed as misinformation, so I guess half these people and media hosts need to be yanked from Facebook and Twitter.
Now get back on topic.
Hunter can do drugs without jail time, Hunter can sell out the country in quid pro Joes and him and his father and uncle face no jail time, Hunter can lie to the IRS and not report all his earnings and not receive jail time, Hunter can lie on his gun registration and not face jail time, but a black man caught stoping in the wrong neighborhood in the wrong kind of beat up car where
Anderson Cooper lives can get jail time because Anderson Cooper lives in an all white privledged zone. View attachment 472267
So you admit the Dems control the investigative branches and abuse power to attack their opponents while sweeping their crimes under the rug. Just like a cartel.the desperation continues......Will the liberals in the House crap on the Constitution, or will they do the right thing and impeach Biden? Clear violation, clearly a High Crime or Misdemeanor. Let the Senate hear the case.
Biden Under Investigation by GAO to Determine if He Broke Law by Canceling Wall Construction
In a 2020 ruling dealing with Donald Trump, the GAO said that what Biden has done would be 'not permitted under the Impoundment Control Act.'www.westernjournal.com
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I see you're also oblivious to reality. The SCOTUS has already ruled in Trump's favor...on July 21, 2019. PAY ATTENTION!
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I thought that was the case, but I was lazy and didn't want to do her work for her.
