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pacino wrote:Nights like tonight are when I really feel the Stein-mentum and want to overthrow the repiblicrats and demopublicans. Both sides are the exact same. Stein 2020!

The right is set to win literally every political battle between the left & right of the last 30 years, but at least the left has a bunch of sadistic socialists that will spend most of their waking energy #$!&@ in their backyard and destroying the credibility of any popular left leaning journalist or viable Dem candidate.

wwry wrote:is jerz gonna get drunk on kristallnacht too?

Sessions has spoken against consent decrees. In an introduction Sessions wrote for an Alabama Policy Institute report in 2008, the senator described consent decrees as dangerous. “One of the most dangerous, and rarely discussed, exercises of raw power is the issuance of expansive court decrees,” he wrote. “Consent decrees have a profound effect on our legal system as they constitute an end run around the democratic process.”

Legal experts say consent decrees already in place should be enforced under a Trump administration because they are court-approved and a federal judge determines if the terms of the agreement are met by the law enforcement agency.

Still, the new administration could take a lax approach in ensuring the agreements are met.

“If an agency thinks or knows that the Department of Justice isn’t very interested in enforcing its existing consent decrees, then it may not put the time or effort or resources into meeting its obligations as fast as it would if it believed that the Department of Justice was keeping a close eye on it,” said Seth Stoughton, an assistant law professor at the University of South Carolina.

thephan wrote:Because I'm not a big consumer of Fox News I did not know this as shat, Sebastian Gorka. Nothing like some Russian nameed British accented pampas tool describing what a republic looks like. Because he basically goes on to describe something between a monarchy and a dictatorship. he clearly stated that executive orders are from the highest level of government and they must be respected and they must be acted on. Someone here clearly does not know how a republic works. He also seems to disbelieve the protest, it's not that they're not real, it's just that the election happened this is what we voted for so this is what we get, and it would seem that somehow the vote meant that we were giving up all of our liberties.

thephan wrote:Gorsch book on euthanasia discussed. Given his bend on RvW there are no surprises.

“All human beings are intrinsically valuable,” he writes in the book, “and the intentional taking of human life by private persons is always wrong.”

thephan wrote:I was looking at a map of the Reading Line and thought that nothing is ever going to make Catawissa, Muncy, or Jersey Shore (the one in the middle of the Pennsylvania mountains) relevant again, much less great. How could it? All those towns built on Rails, Iron, and Coal as part of the Reading's flawed strategy seem to be firmly waiting for a comeback to the time of my Great Grandparents? That would be a lot of you Great-Great Grandparents. What will it take for Eagles Mere to realize its been had?

Reading Railroad System Map

“Since Obamacare and these issues have come up, the women are in my grill no matter where I go,” Brat told an audience Saturday at a meeting of conservative groups at Hanover Tavern.

“They come up — ‘When is your next town hall?’ And believe me, it’s not to give positive input.”

The Savior wrote:The fact that the SC has become so political in structure over past decade or so is sad. Never intended to be that way. Thx dems and repubs.