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I'm not sure Will it happened long ago but they just said on tv .... the SCOTUS said a pardon is only if you're guilty
We need a change
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You do understand will........
SCOTUS says accepting a pardon is like an admission of guilt.
If you are not guilty, you don't need a pardon.
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YOU dont' seem to understand, ed...
Nixon was pardoned, but didn't commit a crime.
Why are you ignoring what is, and has been , in history books for close to half a century?
Never mind, don't respond...
that space between your ears is full of concrete.
you don't have the intelligence to get past what your masters programmed you with.
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Flopper
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It seems very unlikely that SCOTUS would agree that the founders believed a president should have the power to pardon himself. A president could kill his political enemies, then pardon himself. That would put the president above the law during and after his or her presidency. Also, from a linguistic standpoint, pardoning oneself would be absurd because one cannot grant forgiveness to oneself.
Flopper
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As population growth in our less populated states continues to increase and growth in our most populous states shrinks, the value of the electoral college will slowly disappear. The likelihood of winning the popular vote without winning the electoral college would be so small that people will question why the electoral college is needed. Also, today the differences in the needs of the least populous states and most populous states is slowly closing.
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So you don't believe what your supremes have said?
Ridgerunner
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I have smoked pot off and on for the past 50 years... No one has ever threatened me with ruination of my life for it... I believe you fellars were dropped on your head at very early ages...
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Get your lungs checked you might have COPD
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Call me when it disappears, but don't call me from the west coast or east coast.
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A slap in your faces
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Tuesday began circulating a coronavirus relief proposal whose contents offer so little assistance to the tens of millions of jobless, hungry, and eviction-prone Americans that critics warned the Kentucky Republican is actively working to ensure the U.S. economy remains mired in deep recession as Biden administration takes charge next month.
Described as a "targeted" relief proposal, McConnell's plan is heavily geared toward providing corporations with immunity from coronavirus-related lawsuits; the offer includes a liability shield that Public Citizen's Remington Gregg described as "breathtakingly broad." The Kentucky Republican's plan also contains a 100% tax deduction for business meals.
"As the Covid crisis only grows more deadly, this disgraceful proposal puts the lives of everyday Americans at even greater risk."
—Wenonah Hauter, Food & Water Action
Meanwhile, McConnell's proposed relief measure does not include a boost to federal unemployment insurance, instead calling for a mere one-month extension of existing programs and stricter requirements for applicants in the name of preventing "fraud." The Republican's proposal also omits another round of direct stimulus payments and aid to cash-strapped state and local governments.
"Leave it to Mitch McConnell and Donald Trump to propose a bill that creates tax write-offs for fancy lunches and gives the middle finger to working families and 20 million unemployed Americans," said Rep. Don Beyer (D-Va.). "This is not a serious proposal, it is a slap in the face to people who need help."
In the months ahead of the November election and in the weeks since, analysts have cautioned that if McConnell maintains his stranglehold on the Senate, the Kentucky Republican could attempt to impose devastating economic austerity with the goal of undermining Biden's presidency and gaining GOP seats in 2022 and beyond. McConnell's new relief proposal only bolstered those concerns.
"McConnell is making it pretty clear that if Dems don't win the Georgia Senate races, he will cripple the American economy, hoping it will let the GOP win the midterm," tweeted journalist Jon Walker.
HuffPost's Zach Carter offered a similar assessment:
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Tuesday began circulating a coronavirus relief proposal whose contents offer so little assistance to the tens of millions of jobless, hungry, and eviction-prone Americans that critics warned the Kentucky Republican is actively working to ensure the U.S. economy remains mired in deep recession as Biden administration takes charge next month.
Described as a "targeted" relief proposal, McConnell's plan is heavily geared toward providing corporations with immunity from coronavirus-related lawsuits; the offer includes a liability shield that Public Citizen's Remington Gregg described as "breathtakingly broad." The Kentucky Republican's plan also contains a 100% tax deduction for business meals.
"As the Covid crisis only grows more deadly, this disgraceful proposal puts the lives of everyday Americans at even greater risk."
—Wenonah Hauter, Food & Water Action
Meanwhile, McConnell's proposed relief measure does not include a boost to federal unemployment insurance, instead calling for a mere one-month extension of existing programs and stricter requirements for applicants in the name of preventing "fraud." The Republican's proposal also omits another round of direct stimulus payments and aid to cash-strapped state and local governments.
"Leave it to Mitch McConnell and Donald Trump to propose a bill that creates tax write-offs for fancy lunches and gives the middle finger to working families and 20 million unemployed Americans," said Rep. Don Beyer (D-Va.). "This is not a serious proposal, it is a slap in the face to people who need help."
In the months ahead of the November election and in the weeks since, analysts have cautioned that if McConnell maintains his stranglehold on the Senate, the Kentucky Republican could attempt to impose devastating economic austerity with the goal of undermining Biden's presidency and gaining GOP seats in 2022 and beyond. McConnell's new relief proposal only bolstered those concerns.
"McConnell is making it pretty clear that if Dems don't win the Georgia Senate races, he will cripple the American economy, hoping it will let the GOP win the midterm," tweeted journalist Jon Walker.
HuffPost's Zach Carter offered a similar assessment:
Ridgerunner
'Ole Wise One'
eddiew37 I just had an extensive medical physical just two (2) weeks ago and you can rest assured I don't have COPD... If I did, it more than likely would be because I smoked Camel Filters for over 40 years... No signs of COPD though...
Good news for you though... Just this week there is a test for a malady you may be afflicted with...
First Alzheimer's blood test now on the market, without FDA approval - CBS News
Hey ***, if you hate the Constitution so much and want “change”, move to a socialist shit hole of your choice.
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Stop your FN bullshit Trying to do you a favor I smoked 50 years and did a joint or 2 also Had check ups ,X rays, breathing tests , and been living with COPD the last 10 15 years Get x rays
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Hey Hawk Kiss my white Jewish ass
Oh boy, a communist Jew. Have a picture of Karl Marx hanging on your wall?
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Naaa traitor But I bet you have one of Hitler you racist pos
Ridgerunner
'Ole Wise One'
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Soon as you get your head out of trumps ass before he shits you out ,,
Ridgerunner
'Ole Wise One'
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