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Habit7 wrote:Meanwhile, no meaningful legislation to address the concerns of BLM and reason why more federal buildings were damaged and ppl lost their lives than in the Capitol Siege.
adnj wrote:You still, STILL do not get the point of what YOU are writing.
The US Presidential Inaugural Ceremony was 25 days ago. It is unlikely that ANY legislation will pass prior to cabinet appointments. Then, perhaps a year after that, if at all.
adnj wrote:Habit7 wrote: Meanwhile, no meaningful legislation to address the concerns of BLM
You still, STILL do not get the point of what YOU are writing.
The US Presidential Inaugural Ceremony was 25 days ago. It is unlikely that ANY legislation will pass prior to cabinet appointments. Then, perhaps a year after that, if at all.
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Before a bill becomes a law it must pass both houses of Congress and signed into law by the President. It may begin its journey at any time, but it must be passed during the same congressional session of its proposal, a period of one year. If it does not complete the process, it is dropped, and can only be revived through reintroduction and going through the whole process again. Not surprisingly, less that 10% of proposed bills actually become laws.
https://www.ushistory.org/gov/6e.asp
I'm just leaving this here for a while.Habit7 wrote:adnj wrote:You still, STILL do not get the point of what YOU are writing.
The US Presidential Inaugural Ceremony was 25 days ago. It is unlikely that ANY legislation will pass prior to cabinet appointments. Then, perhaps a year after that, if at all.
Again you are not reading properly, nobody said to pass. The Democrats who control the Presidency, the House and the Senate will have a legislative agenda in which they could start with the most pressing priorities. They have introduced Covid-19 relief, Cabinet stuff and one would think that after supporting the riots over the summer, the issues stemming out of the riot would be a top priority, but it is not. Revenge is taking priority over that and nothing is stopping the same circumstances which led to the tumultuous period in the summer from happening tomorrow.
MG Man wrote:wowwwwwwww
racist much?
Habit7 wrote:Let's not get twisted. You said:shogun wrote:Actually the Mueller investigation cost about $US32 million, but recouped about $US46-48 million when Paul Manafort, Trump’s former campaign chairman
This is the truth:
On social media, complaints about Mueller’s spending are sometimes met with a retort that the investigation paidfor itself given related asset forfeitures.
We wondered if that were true and found there isn’t a direct link.
The financial penalties leveled against Paul Manafort, former Trump campaign chairman, stand out among nearly three-dozen indictments stemming from the probe. (Manafort’s convictions, for bank and tax fraud and other charges, were not connected to Manafort’s work on Trump’s campaign.)
As part of a plea agreement, Manafort forfeited to the government his real estate property in New York, funds in three bank accounts, and his life insurance policy. Court documents do not specify the estimated value of each asset. (Some news outlets reported that the combined value of the real estate properties could be an estimated $22 million.) https://www.politifact.com/article/2019 ... tion-cost/
The issue is that he was already being investigated for things he did before working on the Trump campaign and they used that as plea deal for cooperation with the Mueller Investigation. The point is that there was no evidence of Russian collusion with the Trump campaign despite the media and democrats touting it as overwhelming. If you have a murder investigation and you don't find a suspect but find that one of the witnesses has thousands in unpaid parking tickets, that is not a success. We maintained that charade for 3 years but Trump question voter irregularities for 2months is somehow intolerable? That is hypocrisy.
Habit7 wrote:shogun wrote:What relevance is there in what she said after the fact? She conceded. That's it. You're really reaching there buddy.
You brought up Hillary as the standard. She advised her colleague not to concede. It just so happened that her colleague won. Suddenly, it is wrong not to concede? If Hillary is wrong "after the fact" then why bring up what she did before the fact?
Also, it was widely reported that Trump conceded, you seem to be a very aware person. I am surprised that you would question if he did.
Habit7 wrote:shogun wrote:So there there's no need to hedge almost every one of your posts with repeating and reminding us? yourself? that "you're not a Trump supporter" does it?
Embellish and lies much? Almost every one of my posts? Once last week I said, "You don't have to be a fan of Trump, I am not."
But earlier in another thread I said I supported Trump (in 2020) viewtopic.php?p=10117439#p10117439 but in 2016 I was not a Trump supporter, I told you this viewtopic.php?p=9089679#p9089679
Nevertheless, he has been acquitted, again. The Dems need to find some other unifying issue because this is getting tiring and the Left-leaning media should prepare to a dip in ratings
redmanjp wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:redmanjp wrote:bro in houston without power and heat right now- hope the 4 month old OK
Now talking to some friends over there, they have no power or heat since 2am Monday morning and outside is a blanket of snow on the ground
Inside the house freezing cold
they have a 7yr old and 2yr old
this is their first experience of snow in Houston
Galveston Beach Texas is covered with snow on the beach sand
https://www.khou.com/video/news/local/g ... 2f155acb21
my bro post on fb that he, his wife, his sister and his 4 mth old all lying in the same bed squeeze up at 50F trying to keep warm this morning. it colder in the other bedrooms
shogun wrote:^lol what? The Dems? You hit yuh head hard bruh?
People might laugh, but I find these people scary as all fcuk.
There is a history of packing, and shrinking, the US Supreme Court. It just hasn't happened since the end of the US Civil War when the then young Republican party added two seats to "pack the court".Ben_spanna wrote:Er mods could we get the Topic name changed to BIDENS white house please
Or change it to
Us politics in a Trump Jailcell after they bring him up on tax evasion and lock up his stupid orange headed ar5e
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