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Seer of the tapes! Knower of the episodes!

  • OK.

  • No. And that's quite my point.

  • all citizens are legally entitled to the same rights

    It's worth pointing out that, in general and throughout history, citizenship is something that separates the privileged from the unprivileged. The in-group from the outsider. The masters and the slaves.

    Touting the rights of citizens, therefore, does not necessarily rebut the parent comment's criticism.

  • Assistant prosecutor Lewis Guarnieri argued to have the case move forward, which was agreed to by Warren Municipal Court Judge Terry Ivanchak.

    Name and shame these monsters.

  • Sounds like a fatal problem. That's a shame.

  • She's obviously setting up for another attempt to overthrow the government.

  • It wouldn't. The 14th specifically says Congress can remove the insurrection disqualification.

  • Congress should pass a resolution removing Trump's disqualification.

    That would satisfy the 14th amendment without setting a nasty political precedent while at the same time serving as an official recognition that Trump committed acts that triggered the 14th amendment.

  • Congress can only remove the disqualification, they can't impose it.

    It's a problem that the amendment doesn't tell us how it's supposed to work, but the fact that other disqualifying factors (age, residency, etc.) are determined by the states suggests that the states can determine disqualification on the insurrection factor too, and through the same procedural mechanisms.

  • Requiring a conviction in the first place is the special treatment I'm referring to.

    Disqualification is not a criminal penalty. If it were then it could be removed by a presidential pardon.

    Instead it can only be removed by Congress--a body that is specifically prohibited from passing laws that set or alter someone's criminal liability.

  • Why should he be treated any differently than anyone else that was disqualified under the 14th amendment?

  • That's equivalent to 24,000 hours at the federal minimum wage.

    There are only 8,760 hours in a year.

  • I tend to support this idea. If inputting copyrighted materials isn't infringement then neither should taking the output be.

  • “The president is elected by the entire nation, and it should be the entire nation who determines who they want for president, whether they are guilty of insurrection or not,” Bobb said during an interview on Real America’s Voice. “It’s up to the people.”

    When was the last time a Republican won the popular vote?

  • The difference, of course, is that in this case there is an actual panel and death is actually on the table.

  • Generally, states where County Clerk is an elected position are states where county-level government is particularly important and powerful. For example, the Clerk might be in charge of elections or determining property values for tax assessment.

  • I don't see the court upholding wilful defiance of their own rulings.

  • Your comment comes off as from someone who hasn't read the US Constitution before.

  • It wasn't. Musk was blowing hot air and offered a stupid-high share price. Twitter sued to force him to honor that price.