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November 24, 2019 10:47 PM UTC
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You guys are good.
We are only a few minutes into Monday.
Trump stinks.
Yesterday, Chris Wallace interviewed Senator John Kennedy (R-LA, unfortunate name).
Wallace: Did Ukraine interfere in the 2016 election. Yes or No?
Kennedy: I don't know and neither do you.
Wallace: But all of our intelligence agencies concluded that it was Russia.
Kennedy: But, it could have also been Ukraine.
We have to start calling this out for what it is.
Heil, Hail, Trump!Kennedy is living proof a con man doesn’t need to be smart if his victims are stupid enough.
His comment about Jeff Epstein was actually funny. He said, "There are three things that don't hang themselves…drywall, christmas tree ornaments, and Jeffrey Epstein."
Just goes to show you…Even a mouth-breathing sycophant can have a sense of humor.😁
In his case I’m guessing he’s convinced it was cooked up by the Clintons and not the great defenders of our *ussy-grabber-in-Chief?? 😂😂
Well, well. Less than 24 hours later he retracts his comments. I think I’ll wait for him to profess his error on Fix News before I rule this ‘authentic’.
Oops. A few minutes later he was back to hinting that it might have been Ukraine. Ohh. So close to not being a fascist toady.
Hail Trump! Trump Above All!
Bless his heart.
And now, Rick Perry says Trump was "ordained by God" to be president.
Hail, Trump!
I think this is his way of
askingbegging for a pardon once Schiff is done with his investigation.Like it or not, you already know what’s on the menu this year . . .
. . . I’m thinking about maybe staying at home and locking the doors??!
How long will people keep lying, to themselves and to us, that we can do anything other than commit to radically changing our energy economy? Just a while longer, just a little cleaner, we just have to go slow.
Coal Knew, Too: A newly unearthed journal from 1966 shows the coal industry, like the oil industry, was long aware of the threat of climate change.
This morning, another description of something Cory Gardner COULD be talking about by
WAPO headline: The 66-year alliance between the U.S. and South Korea is in deep trouble
Cory? Two tweets since his "thank you to the veterans" on Veterans Day. One on Suicide prevention. One on the Democratic debate proposals which he says would be bad.
How about his campaign page? " Your search – "North Korea" site:www.corygardnerforsenate.com/ – did not match any documents."
How about his Senate page? Press release on Nov. 22, 2019 "regarding South Korea's announcement that it would remain in an intelligence-sharing pact with Japan:"
Perhaps if the president of South Korea would fire some missiles over Japan and send Trump an oversized birthday card, the relationship might improve.
Send in Rodman . . .
Wow, wow wow wow wow.
Translation, please?
Rules made by administrative agencies– this substance is toxic, can't use it; this drug will kill people, can't sell it; this tax shelter is evasion, won't allow it; this species is dying out, have to preserve it– could be wiped out because they cover what the court considers "major decisions" that must be made by Congress, and Congress alone.
Nondelegation is the principle that Congress is explicitly given legislative power under the Constitution and cannot delegate it, for example, to executive agencies to make rules following broad congressional statutory guidance.
This is a fundamental remaking of the jurisprudence around rulemaking that takes us back a hundred years or more to much darker times.
There's a thing called google
https://news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law-week/supreme-court-wont-weigh-curbing-u-s-agency-powers
Once again, thank you, Jill Stein for making all this possible.
I think the evidence shows thank you, GRU or thanks, Gucifer 2.0 makes more sense.
But it's far less fun to hate on Russians than some superior acting women. I hear ya.
There is plenty of blame to go around!
This is a pretty good, detailed explanation, M.J.;
https://www.acslaw.org/expertforum/did-the-dissent-in-gundy-v-united-states-open-up-a-can-of-worms/
Thanks, cook and Psuedo. I do know how to search, but am occupied with other things today. MADCO’s link, the most recent, implies that SCOTUS won’t decide on this issue now, but might in the future, and Psuedo’s post suggests that if that happens, Kavanaugh could side with Gorsuch that basically, no Federal agency can regulate anything.
I know you do, kwtree. I also know you're working and busy as cat hair, so I thought I'd save you some time.
Pompay-ay-ay-ay ohhhh..Thanks, Stephen Colbert.
That's the best one of those I've seen in a long time.
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