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True enough. I will add this additional note. Since we are talking about one specific action here (I will always retain hope that New York will get him for financial crimes, from before, during, or...

Which, again, is why it's criminal behavior. But a sitting President has immunity to criminal charges for their actions as President outside of impeachment. It is a fairly broad immunity and it is...

You're going to have a very hard time convincing many judges that either electioneering or using the bully pulpit are not within the duties of the President rather than activities as a private...

Aimless, I was editing in more material while you were writing your reply. I address what you claim was already raised in the article.

Presumption of innocent, Aimless. If he's not convicted then he didn't do the crime, legally speaking. And a court (in the US anyway) can't convict him for his actions as President, only the Senate...

Why would they argue that? It does require a supermajority. Congress does not have the power under the Constitution to declare someone unable to pursue or hold future office except by impeachment. ...

Rand, have you considered what the effect it can have on the effectiveness of the 2nd dose, once it finally does get administered? Because we don't know that either but informed speculation and what...

No you're not. All three of those examples were ones drawn from your posts.



See, this is just your cop-out. You or someone you saw used the label "domestic terorrism" and so you've decided...

Ok, that makes sense. But then it seems, again, that the vast majority of the work being done there is something that should be possible to do remotely. Maybe I'm being American here, with a...

. . . why are people in a call-center not clear examples of who should be working from home?

Nvm, they have an "outdated" system and couldn't be arsed to work out alternatives the way the private...

What would be the qualifications to make such a determination? The primary legitimate purposes of the power are extrajudicial acts of mercy and to further public policy. The whole point of it is...

Oh god, I can just see the review.

"Location was well-priced, neatly arranged, and very clean. But the owner refused to create alibis when questioned by the cops and even handed over all records...

It's a combination of that and how an out-going President is pretty much done with further office-seeking. I think we can all mostly agree that an extra-judicial pardon power is necessary somewhere...

Indeed. If NYT writers are going to be that obvious about getting paid under the table for creating product endorsements. . .

They can return 'em but they won't get any refunds. They promise they'll refund you if there's something wrong but they created a ridiculously strict set of "care" instructions and if you can't...

So I mentioned how my store sold the products of that MyPillow guy who tried to coach Trump on how he should conduct a/the coup? It was announced today that we're discontinuing the line. We'll try...

When teens trespass on a person's lawn and he shoots and kills one of them, you froth at the mouth and demand all the teens get convicted of felony murder. When BLM activists throw rocks in the...

Rand is probably right. These are just more people who failed him, after all. They didn't compel Congress, they're useless to him now, and so unless they can pony something up for him he's got no...

Always remember, it's a protest that turned sadly and inexcusably violent if conservatives and white supremascists kill a cop while storming federal property (but it's not if they just seize it and...

I don't know about Loki but I for one strongly oppose the state-sponsored domestic terrorism seen in places like Portland, where they abducted and falsely imprisoned protestors.

Because he did think there should be violent insurrection *unlike Pelosi, when she used the term*, he still thinks that, and he's using "I quote" as a tongue-in-cheek way to say what he really means....

Huh. I would have bet anything that Guiliani at least had enough dirt on Trump to ensure he got paid.

I disagree. As demonstrated by their first impeachment of him. And as pointed out, even with the House moving with quite unusual speed, it still isn't leaving sufficient time for the Senate to hold...

As always. context is king
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2018/06/14/pelosi_i_dont_even_know_why_there_arent_uprisings_all_over_the_country_over_migrant_child_separation.html

She clearly...

If blame is properly laid on individual states and not the EU, it seems to me that just leads to a further question as to why that happens to be the case? While I mostly steer clear of the topic...