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Today Trump said that India and Pakistan have been fighting "for centuries." Pakistan was formed in 1947. He really better do his homework if he expects to be Pope.

submitted 24 days ago • 20 comments

US constitution is $2 ~ 30 minute read. US is built on Counterbalancing Executive, Congress & Judiciary. Congress has to pass laws, budgets, fund & defund. President cant defund programs funded by previous laws & budgets Executive orders are policy statements until passed into law by Congress

submitted 24 days ago • 0 comments

And eyes wide open almost 78 million voted for him. A shame on our country that will live on…sadly. We must rise up and remake the US, but it may take decades

submitted 25 days ago • 85 comments

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submitted 24 days ago • 6 comments

This creates a pseudo-legislative foundation for a police state—'pseudo' because executive orders aren’t technically law. This distinction can become irrelevant if law enforcement, military, intelligence agencies choose to enforce them law, regardless of their constitutional validity.

submitted 27 days ago • 19 comments

Your School House Rock moment...🤔

submitted 29 days ago • 523 comments

Boston Rally. www.instagram.com/reel/DIE67oY...

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Over 80K people currently watching on Youtube. www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCUK...

submitted 60 days ago • 94 comments

That asshole blew $24 Million dollars and won't learn a thing.

submitted 59 days ago • 819 comments

Booker: "I confess that I have been imperfect. I confess that I've been inadequate to the moment. I've confess that the Democratic Party has made terrible mistakes that gave a lane to this demagogue. I confess we all must look in the mirror and say 'we will do better.'"

submitted 60 days ago • 1424 comments

Crawford: Today, Wisconsinites fended off an unprecedented attack on our democracy, our fair elections, and our Supreme Court.. Wisconsin stood up and said that justice does not have a price, our courts are not for sale

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Cory Booker. 👇👇👇

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@weissmann11.bsky.social If Constitution doesnt prevent a convicted felon from running for office. Are there laws blocking a convicted felon being sworn into office ? or block travel to certain states or countries?

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@adamkinzinger.bsky.social Constitution doesnt prevent a convicted felon from running for office. There are however different laws about a convicted felons ability to be sworn into office. If you can’t be sworn in, it’s problem This is a serious legal scholar issue that goes beyond the constitution

submitted 141 days ago • 0 comments

@raskin.house.gov US Constitution doesnt prevent a convicted felon from running for office. Different laws govern whether a convicted felon can be sworn into office. If you can’t be sworn in, it’s problem! This is a serious legal scholar issue that goes beyond the constitution

submitted 141 days ago • 0 comments

@schiff.senate.gov US Constitution doesnt prevent a convicted felon from running for office. Different laws govern whether a convicted felon can be sworn into office. If you can’t be sworn in, it’s problem! This is a serious legal scholar issue that goes beyond the constitution

submitted 141 days ago • 0 comments

@benniethompson.bsky.social US Constitution doesnt prevent a convicted felon from running for office. Different laws govern whether a convicted felon can be sworn into office. If you can’t be sworn in, it’s problem! This is a serious legal scholar issue that goes beyond the constitution

submitted 141 days ago • 0 comments

@lizcheney.bsky.social US Constitution doesnt prevent a convicted felon from running for office. Different laws govern whether a convicted felon can be sworn into office. If you can’t be sworn in, it’s problem! This is a serious legal scholar issue that goes beyond the constitution

submitted 141 days ago • 0 comments

@news.sky.com US Constitution doesnt prevent a convicted felon from running for office. Different laws govern whether a convicted felon can be sworn into office. If you can’t be sworn in, it’s problem! This is a serious legal scholar issue that goes beyond the constitution

submitted 141 days ago • 0 comments

@thejournal.ie US Constitution doesnt prevent a convicted felon from running for office. Different laws govern whether a convicted felon can be sworn into office. If you can’t be sworn in, it’s problem! This is a serious legal scholar issue that goes beyond the constitution

submitted 141 days ago • 0 comments

@bbcnewsnight.bsky.social US Constitution doesnt prevent a convicted felon from running for office. Different laws govern whether a convicted felon can be sworn into office. If you can’t be sworn in, it’s problem! This is a serious legal scholar issue that goes beyond the constitution

submitted 141 days ago • 0 comments

@washingtonpost.com Constitution doesnt prevent a convicted felon from running for office. There are however different laws about a convicted felons ability to be sworn into office. If you can’t be sworn in, it’s problem This is a serious legal scholar issue that goes beyond the constitution

submitted 141 days ago • 0 comments

@bostonglobe.com Constitution doesnt prevent a convicted felon from running for office. There are however different laws about a convicted felons ability to be sworn into office. If you can’t be sworn in, it’s problem This is a serious legal scholar issue that goes beyond the constitution

submitted 141 days ago • 0 comments

@usatoday.com Constitution doesnt prevent a convicted felon from running for office. There are however different laws about a convicted felons ability to be sworn into office. If you can’t be sworn in, it’s problem This is a serious legal scholar issue that goes beyond the constitution

submitted 141 days ago • 0 comments

@cnn-news.bsky.social Constitution doesnt prevent a convicted felon from running for office. There are however different laws about a convicted felons ability to be sworn into office. If you can’t be sworn in, it’s problem This is a serious legal scholar issue that goes beyond the constitution

submitted 141 days ago • 0 comments

@cnn.com Constitution doesnt prevent a convicted felon from running for office. There are however different laws about a convicted felons ability to be sworn into office. If you can’t be sworn in, it’s problem This is a serious legal issue that goes beyond the constitution

submitted 141 days ago • 0 comments

@michaelcohen212.bsky.sociaConstitution doesnt prevent a convicted felon from running for office. There are however different laws about a convicted felons ability to be sworn into office. If you can’t be sworn in, it’s problem This is a serious legal scholar issue that goes beyond the constitution

submitted 141 days ago • 0 comments

@gtconway.bsky.social Constitution does not prevent a convicted felon from running or winning a vote. There are however different laws about a convicted felons ability to be sworn into office. If you can’t be sworn in, problem This is a serious legal scholar issue that goes beyond the constitution

submitted 141 days ago • 0 comments

@usavp.bsky.social Constitution does not prevent a convicted felon from running or winning a vote. There are however different laws about a convicted felons ability to be sworn into office. If you can’t be sworn in, problem This is a serious legal scholar issue that goes beyond the constitution.

submitted 141 days ago • 0 comments

@gene4va.bsky.social Constitution does not prevent a felon from running or winning a vote. There are different laws about a convicted felons ability to be sworn into office. This is a serious legal scholar issue that goes beyond the constitution.

submitted 141 days ago • 0 comments

@markwarner.bsky.social Constitution does not prevent a felon from running or winning a vote. There are different laws about a convicted felons ability to be sworn into office. This is a serious legal scholar issue that goes beyond the constitution.

submitted 141 days ago • 0 comments

@sanders.senate.gov Constitution does not prevent a felon from running or winning a vote. There are different laws about a convicted felons ability to be sworn into office. This is a serious legal scholar issue that goes beyond the constitution.

submitted 141 days ago • 0 comments