That thread is closed
Oh. I’m resigned to the fact that most of the time I have absolutely no idea what’s going on around me. It’s a curse. And a blessing. 
The founder of Overstock.Com, who was eased out of his position with the company after he claimed that he was having sex with female Russian agents on behalf of the US government, is now claiming that he’s hired an army of hackers to make sure that Individual 1 wins the election.
Ex-Overstock CEO Says He’s Put Together an ‘Army of Various Odd People’ to Save Trump?
I don’t think he understands how time works, but OK. Is he planning on hacking the past?
If so…
Reports current that efforts by the Forces of Darkness to rouse Republican Georgians to vote in the upcoming Senate races is hitting an obstacle. The Leader told them elections were rigged, and their vote is nil, null and nada,and they believe him!
Groovy.
Doug Mastriano, the Pennsylvania legislator who organized the “hearing” where Rudy made his most recent public rants, has announced that he will be filing a resolution to replace the Electors voted for by the people, with a slate of Electors voted for by the legislature.
Joe Exotic spent $10,000 at an Individual 1 hotel, hoping it would get him a pardon.
Does a resolution carry any kind of legal weight/clout?
Or is this just a gesture/love letter proclaiming Dougie’s devotion and saying “I tried” with a tear in his eye while blowing Donnie…
a kiss
It can. An act is something that gets entered into statutory law. Things that do not becomes laws, as such, are typically joint resolutions. The 2002 AUMF, for example, that allowed W. to create Daesh was a resolution. I think most budget bills are. And all Constitutional Amendments are passed as resolutions.
[quote] It can. An act is something that gets entered into statutory law. Things that do not becomes laws, as such, are typically joint resolutions. The 2002 AUMF, for example, that allowed W. to create Daesh was a resolution. I think most budget bills are. And all Constitutional Amendments are passed as resolutions
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So, if I understand correctly, a resolution can be the seed of a law, but has no weight of law in itself.
Doug Mastriano, his son, and his son’s friend were notified they tested positive while Doug was at the White House.
Using some random twitter account’s words, “IF THIS IS TRUE? This is BIG!”
According to several fringe “news” reports, and despite absence of a major international diplomatic incident involving the USA and Germany - apparently US special forces stormed a CIA-run server farm in Frankfurt, resulting in 5 casualties. This according to Lt General Thomas McInerney, who is something of a nutjob.
No news of what they found there that could not have been obtained by simply asking for the information without the involvement of the US military in a NATO country, but apparently,
Subsequent review of the secured servers yielded proof that China, Iran, and Russia were involved in the attempted coup against President Donald Trump
Seems legit.
They left out the important details: both Elvis and Jimmy Hoffa were hiding out there.
And luckily, also retired. And a friend of Flynn, so no surprise he’s both a nutjub and willing to shill for $45.
Along with Judge Crater and the aliens from the Roswell crash.
Oh yeah, and that’s where the Utah monolith ended up. (But which end IS up on that doodad…?)
THE attempted coup? Did I miss something? When did that happen?
Damn the lamestream media, never covers the real news.
Oh, they mean the election. Nevermind.
Damn Russians. First they get him elected, and then they organize a coup against him.
Conclusive proof that the Covid virus has jumped from humans to Republicans.
What else are they expected to do with a useful idiot who turned out to be too much of an idiot to be useful? 