I’m cool with all these meaningless changes at the end by Biden. It’s shit that Trump will be fixated on reversing and will use up time and energy he could be using to cause NEW problems. Instead, we’re just reverting back to how something was before.
That’s assuming Trump has a limit to how much damage he can cause at once, which doesn’t appear to be the case.
Listen, we can give a ton of people shit on this. Jack Smith isn’t one of them. The people Jack Smith works for are the ones who failed here.
I’m safe, I’ll pick up your slack fam.
I mean, they’re definitely not wrong…
Knowing that Home Depot also sucks ass, my hardware store options are getting pretty limited.
Seems like a good place to put this:
Seeing Rudy Guiliani’s life fall apart warms my icy heart.
Do you expect heterosexual relationships to be censored?
If we’re choosing to censor non-heterosexual relationships? Absolutely.
His kowtowing to Trump otherwise makes no sense
MF has brain damage. That explains quite a bit of his change in behavior.
I’m having antitrust deja vu. Anybody else?
Aaron Carter was there to beat Shaq, clearly.
I’m not the one making the comparison here. Saying that Biden’s secretary of state is “as bad or worse than Trump”, who already served 4 years as POTUS and killed millions of people, is fucking crazy. That’s all. Anthony Blinken simply hasn’t had the power to cause as much damage as Trump has already caused.
Blinken is a piece of shit, and has supported monstrous actions. He is no where near as bad as Donald Trump, even based on actions they’ve both already taken.
He’s as bad or worse than Trump.
This is a crazy ass statement.
There’s got to be a line where “low-info” becomes a choice. I don’t know where that line is, but “Donald Trump is an imminent threat to democracy” is absolutely past that threshold.
I would blame both. The malfeasance from the oligarchs doesn’t absolve any individual of blame for their own individual actions. Both groups are assholes in different ways.
If someone sat at home on election day or voted for anyone but Harris they absolutely endorsed this. They should go to their graves knowing every single thing Trump and crew does is because they allowed it to happen.
I’m saying “the way the US government works doesn’t match what the US constitutions says” and I’m getting angry responses saying “no, it’s not working that way!” Yes, that’s what I said.
You’re arguing that congress doesn’t have the authority to delegate policy to federal agencies. This is where I disagree. They do not need a specific mandate to take action. That’s not what the Constitution says, and that’s not what legal precedent said until a wholly ineligible SCOTUS claimed otherwise. They have no enforcement arm whatsoever. Federal agencies should continue regulating as normal and ignore the courts. If Congress wants to pass a law stating “this is HOW we want you to regulate this specific area”, that’s great (they wont, because inaction is fine with conservatives). But I’m not accepting this magical waiving of a wand to now put the entire day to day operation of our federal government in the hands of Congress.
that didn’t give it the authority to implement net neutrality rules
It gave them the authority to regulate communications. Net neutrality rules are well within that scope. The paradigm that you’re asking for is not a sustainable way to run a country of 300 million plus people. Congress has the power to delegate specific policy decisions to said agencies.
SCOTUS can kiss my ass. We shouldn’t recognize any of their decisions anymore.
NO ONE is saying this. I haven’t even seen someone claim a majority of blame belongs to non-voters. They absolutely deserve some of the blame. There’s quite a few turds in this punchbowl.