I think you have a better chance of him choking on a Big Mac that he has inhaled to fast.
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She earned her way to the nomination with a hard fought primary.
Only if she had more celebrity endorsements and more help from the the clown running mate Tim Waltz.
Too bad people did not appreciate the fine job the border czar did at the border.
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The nation is being destroyed.
I keep wondering where all the”small government” conservatives are while executive orders send legally immigrated students from universities, unilateral declarations decide what today’s tariffs should be, and court orders are freely ignored.
Some Constitution you got there. Shame if something happened to it.
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For a long time, Shiny-land has had “cafeteria Christianity”: embrace the things you like, ignore the things you don’t like. Now, we have the same thing wrt the Constitution: embrace the things you like, like carrying guns, but reject the things you don’t like, like “others”, getting “lawyered up”.
Steve
You no longer seem to have much use for Congress, so perhaps they have in mind eliminating it - would that count? Along with all the ‚lower courts‘?
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Coming to US is not a right. If you are granted US student visa and indulge in criminal activities supporting terrorism, your visa will be revoked.
It is interesting that Democrats have chosen to muzzle free speech of US citizens and are advocating on behalf of antisemitics and those who cause harm to the US.
People forget that US belongs ONLY to US citizens.
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It is interesting that Republicans have chose to muzzle everyone that does not agree with them.
That is the problem with people that can not read or worse yet can not comprehend. No where in the Constitution does it say that the US is only for US citizens. Once you have set foot in the United States everyone has rights. It is written in the constitution every time it says persons, it doesn’t say citizen, it says persons.
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Nonsensical arguments like these is why Americans elected Trump.
People that can’t comprehend is why a few Americans elected Trump.
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Making the distinction between persons and citizens in the US Constitution is somehow nonsensical? Sheesh…
The Constitution deliberately distinguishes between “persons” and “citizens”:
- “Person”: A broad term encompassing all human beings, regardless of citizenship status. This inclusivity ensures that fundamental rights, such as due process and equal protection under the law, apply to everyone within U.S. jurisdiction.
- “Citizen”: A more specific term denoting individuals who possess full political rights and responsibilities, including voting and eligibility for public office.
This distinction is crucial in constitutional interpretation, ensuring that while certain privileges are reserved for citizens, basic rights are universally protected.
Nothing nonsensical about that at all. Learn it.
Pete
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Dear sb
The Senate probably won’t pass the beautiful bill.
Eo objections
I am fine if Democrats continue to fight with American citizens and advocate for rights of illegal aliens who are criminals.
Don’t fly with my money to sip alcoholic drinks with criminals. Just because constitution does not prohibit this does not mean this is right.
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But flying around the country every weekend to play golf with a contigent of Secret service agents is ok? I wonder who is costing me more? Senator Murphy, who did not use Federal Funds to fly to El Salvador(Pay attenting this is where context matters) or a President, who is using Federal Funds every week to lounge around playing golf?
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“But flying around the country every weekend to play golf with a contigent of Secret service agents is ok?”
That guy ( I think it’s a guy ) you’re responding to has the worst case of Trump blindness I’ve ever seen. DOGE will cost money, not save money. Trump spends far more than Biden ever spent on his “golf outings”. We can bet that he charges the Secret Service details top dollar to stay on his property while they protect him, too. It’s pretty disgusting.
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So, you are suggesting that every Harvard international student has a provable history of terrorism? When did all those trials take place?
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You mean ones that are based on what the Constitution actually says?
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I can vouch for that photo. No alcohol on that table
Maybe Republicans marching in support for Russia. Maybe time to attack the United States capital.
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Perish ALL thought.
The perspective is 20/20