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by outer_web 1y ago
Should be interesting to see the DOJ's response. Considering the wagons have been circled since day one, we may see an independent prosecutor execute this referral. If so, discovery might have some fun details about the early days of t
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by outer_web 1y ago
> “The Court ultimately determines that the Government’s actions on that day demonstrate a willful disregard for its Order, sufficient for the Court to conclude that probable cause exists to find the Government in criminal contempt,” Boa
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by outer_web 1y ago
Please do enough reading to realize this is a different case.
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by outer_web 1y ago
Surely the Eric Adams thing was an isolated incident!
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by outer_web 1y ago
Trump v. United States. He could theoretically be impeached but if Congress wasn't going to it after he kinetically attacked them, it's not going to happen. Others: pardon power.
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by outer_web 1y ago
Might be what they used prior to taking office, having not spent a career using systems approved for classified information.
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by outer_web 1y ago
I stand corrected. Please flag anything you disagree with.
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by outer_web 1y ago
This seems like an advertisement.
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by outer_web 1y ago
The "looking at" process is still subject to federal law.
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by outer_web 1y ago
"People don't like my opinions therefore I am going to sabotage the discussion from obscurity."
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by outer_web 1y ago
You flag posts with politics because you don't like having been flagged?
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by outer_web 1y ago
Finally the government is run like a business - a magical world outsourcing, capricious decisionmaking, and c-suite self-delusion. I am so glad we slaughtered the Deep State that made us ... checks notes ... the global hegemon.
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by outer_web 1y ago
Agree with your conclusion but the SCOTUS order was much softer than that, slapping the lower court's terminology while passing the enforcement burden back down (and all but ensuring another trip upwards).
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by outer_web 1y ago
So this money is already appropriated and going to be redirected to institutions that pledge fealty?
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by outer_web 1y ago
Politics was already short on ideological consistency before the age of alternative facts.
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by outer_web 1y ago
Especially the most conservative person.
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by outer_web 1y ago
Uh yeah, why wouldn't I? I mean I don't know that it's their policy but it sure looks that way.
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by outer_web 1y ago
Or the Supreme Court.
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by outer_web 1y ago
Hyperbole doesn't help at all. Police the violence, not the speech.
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by outer_web 1y ago
Maybe their endowment is held in treasurys they should start selling off...
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by outer_web 1y ago
It could have been water under the bridge if we simply did not re-elect him. But now we have a second term emboldened by de facto total immunity.
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by outer_web 1y ago
Habeas corpus - still in effect unless you're already in El Salvador.
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by outer_web 1y ago
That's how I imagine facebook but haven't been there in years.
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by outer_web 1y ago
> Men came to me with tears in their eyes, big men, and said "sir..."
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by outer_web 1y ago
Isn't that what nextdoor is? I have no firsthand experience but hear it talked about.
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by outer_web 1y ago
> Now, some of these suppliers are trying to keep their businesses humming by offering a simple—but illegal—solution to U.S. Amazon sellers: lying about the value of the Amazon merchandise you are importing to the U.S. in an effort to lo
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by outer_web 1y ago
Additional reading: https://hindenburgresearch.com/ehang/
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by outer_web 1y ago
That looks like a water hose test.
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by outer_web 1y ago
Because against all reason sans serif fonts are allowed to exist.
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by outer_web 1y ago
Reminds me of "covid numbers will go down if we just stop testing".

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