I thought eggs were supposed to be cheaper.

Their guy one yet they are still here wasting everyone's time. That tells me they have no confidence in trump either. trump is just a disruptor , destructor for them.
It has been when Reagan was president, my hope this country will recover is at last done by Trump. Free at last. Thank god we are free at last.
 
You are insane I said the opposite but he did make all those promises. That's where he went wrong. He promised the people everything they wanted to steal their votes. He got their votes and you got nothing. The cost of eggs is being influenced by seasonal molting during which chickens do not lay eggs for 6 to 8 weeks while they regrow their feathers and more importantly bird flu which neither president has control of even though trump thought he did. He lied. Aren't you upset with his lies. If you voted for him I would think you would be. I did not , I knew he was lying. I am not upset about the price of eggs.
/—-/ I guess Lidl didn’t get your memo. Prices dropping already.
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Is she too stupid to see nobody is blaming the orange fool for increased prices. He's catching hell for promising to reduce prices quickly. There is a difference, and the fool failed in his promise.
 
Is she too stupid to see nobody is blaming the orange fool for increased prices. He's catching hell for promising to reduce prices quickly. There is a difference, and the fool failed in his promise.
I think she's just mocking your idea of quickly, it took Xiden four years to get us here, and you expect Trump to fix it in 8 and half days.
 
Ah see that’s your problem, you think it’s impossible to undo the damage that r the last four years

Of history has shown us anything it’s that the damage caused by totalitarian fascist regimes like xiden’s can be fixed
It's impossible to do it in the time frame he promised, dumb ass.
 
A law that protects is fine. Laws that run my life are almost all of the rest and I value Freedom. Join me. Imagine you want a dictatorship. A great way to obtain one is via laws. Stalin for instance created massive laws and it took eons to get rid of him.

However back to just the Federal laws. And we all know states create other laws.


The following is a guest post by Shameema Rahman, Senior Legal Research Specialist in our Public Services Division. Shameema is a frequent contributor to In Custodia Legis; her most recent post was entitled Presidential Signing Statements.

At the reference desk, we are frequently asked to estimate the number of federal laws in force. However, trying to tally this number is nearly impossible.

If you think the answer to this question can be found in the volumes of the Statutes at Large, you are partially correct. The Statutes at Large is a compendium that includes all the federal laws passed by the U.S. Congress. However, a total count of laws passed does not account for the fact that some laws are completely new; some are passed to amend existing laws; and others completely repeal old laws. Moreover, this set does not include any case law or regulatory provisions that have the force of law.

In a conversation about this topic, a friend asked me, “What about the United States Code?” The current Code has 51 titles in multiple volumes. It would be very time consuming to go page by page to count each federal law, and it also does not include case law or regulatory provisions.

While we are on the topic, would you like to know the difference between the United States Code and the Statutes at Large? According to the Government Printing Office, “the Statutes at Large, is the permanent collection of all laws and resolutions enacted during each session of Congress.” The laws are arranged by public law number and are published in the Statutes at Large. The set also includes concurrent resolutions, proclamations, proposed and ratified amendments to the Constitution, and reorganization plans. Until 1948, treaties and international agreements approved by the Senate were also published in the Statutes at Large. This set is organized by year. So, if you are interested in locating the laws of passed in 1996 you need to consult the volumes for that year.

As for the United States Code, the Government Printing Office explains that ”the United States Code is the codification by subject matter of the general and permanent laws of the United States. It is divided by broad subjects into 51 titles and published by the Office of the Law Revision Counsel of the U.S. House of Representatives.” It is clear that the United States Code is a compilation of laws arranged by subject. However, similar to the Statutes at Large, it does not include case law or regulatory provisions.
Lots of text just to show you are MAGA and see everything in your alternate view.
 
I think she's just mocking your idea of quickly, it took Xiden four years to get us here, and you expect Trump to fix it in 8 and half days.
Trump's idea of quickly is what matters here.
 
I noticed that when Democrats talk that way, no protest. But when a R talks the same way, hell breaks out.
So what? That’s sounds like a different topic all together. Why distract?
 
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