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10 hours ago, Irwin F Fletcher said:
Damnit @YGIFS you've got to paraphrase.
"'Tis one thing to speak much; another well."
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2 hours ago, G650 said:
Most engineers I know aren't necessarily conservative, but rather have a very low social IQ
I once heard Roger Staubach describe an engineer as an accountant without the personality.
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I've been hearing a bit lately about the "No Labels" Party, which I know almost nothing about. The group claims not to be more of a movement than a party, and they have "members" in Congress from both parties, e.g. Henry Cuellar, Joe Manchin, Susan Collins, Krysten Sinema, etc. But they seem to have an aggressive strategy for 2024, which they call their "Insurance Policy":
"In poll after poll, two-thirds of American voters are unhappy with the choices they are likely to have in the 2024 presidential election. No Labels is working to give the American voters a better choice should they want it. We have a strategy to get on 50 state ballots and the District of Columbia in time to potentially offer our ballot line to an independent Unity Ticket in 2024 if that’s what the American people want. " https://www.action.nolabels.org/articles/9-labels-2024-insurance-project-faq
To date, they have been recognized in Colorado, Alaska, Utah, Oregon, North Carolina, and Arizona, and they claim that they are on track to be on the presidential ballot in 28 states by the end of the year. https://2024.nolabels.org/
While the stated goals seem laudable, I am afraid of anything that alters the normal election structure in 2024. I still have nightmares about the Ralph Nader effect in 2000. I would expect this to do nothing but drain off votes from Biden in the true battleground states. Am I right to secure my seat on the ledge now?
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2 hours ago, Bullneck said:
Yeah, that's got me stumped. Maybe Bob Jones Univ or Liberty.
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1 hour ago, GenXer said:
A jury of his peers
You mean like a Golden Shower?
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1 hour ago, Red Five said:
Lulz, the judge told Dotard that he can't commit any crimes, or tamper with witnesses.
Guess what Melania? The Judge won't let us go to Tampa.
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5 hours ago, conVINCEd said:
I am an 8 iron from Collin County. That 150 yards would probably double my sentence for any crime I decided to commit.
My fellow golfers, this is how you humble brag.
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16 minutes ago, Gatorubet said:
<Justice Ruckus> “ Recuse myself because my wife is a co-conspirator? Why on earth would I have to do that?”
"I barely know her. I've only seen her once or twice. "
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18 minutes ago, Pato del Muerto said:
How do you make billions selling deck stain?
Sell it to a lot of people with big decks.
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15 hours ago, Fudge Nuggets said:
Classic remix...
So she has been seized by the holy spirit and is speaking in tongues, but the only available vowel is the short "a"?
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We've been parking in the lot north of the Drum, but that's gone this year because of construction and I ended up in the Brazos garage. Can anyone share ideas for tailgating in that area?
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15 hours ago, Gil Bang said:
I declare Mulligan!
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4 hours ago, DigglerontheHoof said:
7 holes in one, my ass
He's counting gopher holes.
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57 minutes ago, Red Five said:
The election is a year and a half away. Get fucked Dotard.
I don't know. If that's not enough time to confirm a SCOTUS appointee, how can it possibly be long enough for getting a case like this to trial?
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15 minutes ago, tx 3 putt said:
The most disturbing thing about that is the fact the Rhodes is a Yale Law grad.
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9 hours ago, Getafix said:
Don't want to spoil the love-in, but "All gas no breaks"?
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The easiest path to peace is capitulation.
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34 minutes ago, TwiceHorn said:
I have done a little reading on CIPA procedures.
Some options are:
- declassify the document and show it to the jury straight up
- redact the document
- prepare agreed-upon summaries
And some of this even may apply to defense attorneys depending on the clearance they get and the level of the documents.
If the magats are right, and Biden has completely corrupted every facet of government to suit his evil purposes, the dotard's lawyers would never get security clearance.
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37 minutes ago, Francisco 2.0 said:Yeah...I'm....yeah.
But what if the principal claims the election was rigged and refuses to leave?
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11 minutes ago, WBT said:
Pray for jury nullification?
Or the "friendly judge" fallback defense.
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5 minutes ago, Pato del Muerto said:
Fleeing isnt the worst result. Maybe he could be tried in absentia, maybe not. But he wouldn’t be here to draw crowds and maintain his support levels and energy. And maybe there’s a small part of his following that would see it as cowardice and be less motivated to vote for him.
I'm no expert, but I'm pretty sure a criminal defendant can't be tried in absentia.
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Does anyone have insight into whether dotard and Nauta will be tried together or separately? Or is that something to be determined later?
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26 minutes ago, Biff Tannen said:
100% of the time. Because it hit him.
Well, not quite 100%.
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The biggest change was the "other" vote going from 7.7M to 2.9M. Lots of people woke up and realized that a vote for anyone other than the D was a de facto vote for Dotard. They are not likely to revert.