So, it sounds like the right-wing, don't-tread-on-me, 2nd-Amendment-remedies crowd has had enough of the Federal government sending troops into their cities and are going to do what they have been training in the backwoods to do for years?
Is that your point? That the people who swear to prevent tyranny finally see it playing out and are threatening to act?
The senate took a step toward actually being the national legislature! Outstanding!
If the bill passes the senate, I'd expect another discharge petition to succeed in forcing a vote on this bill in the House. Speaker Johnson will lose that one again.
"The Senate narrowly voted on Thursday to take up a resolution that would rein in President Trump’s power to use military force in Venezuela, a striking rebuke to the president’s authority. The 52-47 vote, with a handful of Republicans joining Democrats, begins debate on the resolution invoking the War Powers Act, and another vote would be needed for final passage of the resolution."
The senate took a step toward actually being the national legislature! Outstanding!
If the bill passes the senate, I'd expect another discharge petition to succeed in forcing a vote on this bill in the House. Speaker Johnson will lose that one again.
"The Senate narrowly voted on Thursday to take up a resolution that would rein in President Trump’s power to use military force in Venezuela, a striking rebuke to the president’s authority. The 52-47 vote, with a handful of Republicans joining Democrats, begins debate on the resolution invoking the War Powers Act, and another vote would be needed for final passage of the resolution."
Trump was elected - nationally - in a historic landslide. He has a mandate to make America great again and reshape it in his image. And the key words are elected and national: no unelected judge or congressperson (elected statewide or district-wide) should be able to check him. Trust in Trump and America will thrive and become prosperous like never before.
The senate took a step toward actually being the national legislature! Outstanding!
If the bill passes the senate, I'd expect another discharge petition to succeed in forcing a vote on this bill in the House. Speaker Johnson will lose that one again.
"The Senate narrowly voted on Thursday to take up a resolution that would rein in President Trump’s power to use military force in Venezuela, a striking rebuke to the president’s authority. The 52-47 vote, with a handful of Republicans joining Democrats, begins debate on the resolution invoking the War Powers Act, and another vote would be needed for final passage of the resolution."
Trump was elected - nationally - in a historic landslide. He has a mandate to make America great again and reshape it in his image. And the key words are elected and national: no unelected judge or congressperson (elected statewide or district-wide) should be able to check him. Trust in Trump and America will thrive and become prosperous like never before.
why don't you just say 'I hate the Constitution and would prefer a tyranny with DJT as unquestioned leader?'
Right wing hucksters are trying to spin that she was an agitator and protester and was making the cops mad. And got what she deserved.
In their simple minds they think they are justifying the shooting.
In a court of law they are outlining a motive and intent for murder. Which is kinda bad.
First they claimed she was a lesbian and childless cat-lady.
The videos of this recent ICE altercation in Minneapolis look quite a bit "worse" than the videos of Chauvin-Floyd. At least Chauvin didn't pull out a gun and shoot Floyd in the face three times. Yet, according to reports, the liberals and BLM didn't even loot a single liquor store or Target in Minneapolis last night. Why the disparity in looting? Is it because the alleged victim of ICE was white? It gives one pause to consider and reflect upon the underlying themes at play in our society as the metaphor for different motifs plays out at subconscious levels.
Federal agencies decide not to investigate the shooting death of an American citizen by a federal officer. That's got to be a first, right? I've never heard of any law enforcement agency anywhere in America not investigating a shooting by one of its officers/agents.
Aren't you supposed to do the whole "Can't comment, ongoing investigation, officer is on paid administrative leave" bit? We'd be pretty much fvcked as citizens if law enforcement killings weren't investigated. That's like Russian stuff. Is it even legal not to investigate?
We are definitely in the axis of evil now. Await the drone strikes from freedom fighters.
1 day after:
"Not a war, strictly a law enforcement issue between the US justice system and Maduro"
a few days later:
"Trump Team Works Up Sweeping Plan to Control Venezuelan Oil for Years to Come President believes the effort could lower oil prices to his target of $50 a barrel"
Federal agencies decide not to investigate the shooting death of an American citizen by a federal officer. That's got to be a first, right? I've never heard of any law enforcement agency anywhere in America not investigating a shooting by one of its officers/agents.
Aren't you supposed to do the whole "Can't comment, ongoing investigation, officer is on paid administrative leave" bit? We'd be pretty much fvcked as citizens if law enforcement killings weren't investigated. That's like Russian stuff. Is it even legal not to investigate?
Seems simple, but, maybe try not messing with federal agents. Good way not to get shot I reckon.
The senate took a step toward actually being the national legislature! Outstanding!
If the bill passes the senate, I'd expect another discharge petition to succeed in forcing a vote on this bill in the House. Speaker Johnson will lose that one again.
"The Senate narrowly voted on Thursday to take up a resolution that would rein in President Trump’s power to use military force in Venezuela, a striking rebuke to the president’s authority. The 52-47 vote, with a handful of Republicans joining Democrats, begins debate on the resolution invoking the War Powers Act, and another vote would be needed for final passage of the resolution."
Federal agencies decide not to investigate the shooting death of an American citizen by a federal officer. That's got to be a first, right? I've never heard of any law enforcement agency anywhere in America not investigating a shooting by one of its officers/agents.
Aren't you supposed to do the whole "Can't comment, ongoing investigation, officer is on paid administrative leave" bit? We'd be pretty much fvcked as citizens if law enforcement killings weren't investigated. That's like Russian stuff. Is it even legal not to investigate?
Seems simple, but, maybe try not messing with federal agents. Good way not to get shot I reckon.
Correct!
This is how the average leftist reacted to the death of Charlie Kirk, so spare me the sympathy for a domestic terrorist who attempted to kill an ICE agent. pic.twitter.com/nmM67erDfb
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