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Data Graham posted:He suddenly "remembers" that he's about to wish people a merry christmas and oh yeah that's one of his pet tangents to go off on, so he record-skips straight into it Yes, pretending
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eXXon posted:I'd at least give him a half mark for knowing that the Earth is smaller than the universe. Future gameshow spinoff of "Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?", "Are You Smarter Than 45?"
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Angry_Ed posted:I like the idea that Donald Trump Jr is such a loser he makes up knowing people, even z-list celebrities, in a desperate attempt to seem cool. From a couple of pages ago but to give people who aren't familiar with how low Vanilla Ice has sunk, I saw him at a show about 10 years ago in Mount Pleasant, Michigan. As you might imagine the crowd of less than 100 people started chanting "Ninja, ninja rap" at which point he got visibly angry, went offstage briefly but then came back out and did the song, presumably because he needed the money.
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It seems like Republicans might be gearing up for trying to make the argument that they just start the Senate trial without waiting for the House to submit their notice of impeachment. That they can just make a simple majority vote to change the rules and start the trial anyways; last I checked the Supreme Court had ruled that impeachment is not in their jurisdiction; so what would stop the Senate if they tried and if at least 51 or 50+Pence Senators were onboard?
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0-2007: Merry Christmas 2008-2016: Happy Holidays 2017-orb: Merry Christmas
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Raenir Salazar posted:It seems like Republicans might be gearing up for trying to make the argument that they just start the Senate trial without waiting for the House to submit their notice of impeachment. That they can just make a simple majority vote to change the rules and start the trial anyways; last I checked the Supreme Court had ruled that impeachment is not in their jurisdiction; so what would stop the Senate if they tried and if at least 51 or 50+Pence Senators were onboard? If they have the votes they can do it. No one can stop them.
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Data Graham posted:He suddenly "remembers" that he's about to wish people a merry christmas and oh yeah that's one of his pet tangents to go off on, so he record-skips straight into it i get all this. i know what he's doing and why he's doing it but the way he sounds and his body language is so hosed up it's just crazy to me.
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So I hear Matt Bevin's got nine kids. Wouldn't surprise me if he molested or attempted to molest any of them.
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This is particularly nutty, windmills emit gasses and pollution now?
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empty whippet box posted:This is particularly nutty, windmills emit gasses and pollution now? During their fabrication process, I think he means.
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If a Presidential candidate doesn't call him Don Quixote they are failing.
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pkay posted:If a Presidential candidate doesn't call him Don Quixote they are failing. Failing at being a huge dork.
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Raenir Salazar posted:It seems like Republicans might be gearing up for trying to make the argument that they just start the Senate trial without waiting for the House to submit their notice of impeachment. That they can just make a simple majority vote to change the rules and start the trial anyways; last I checked the Supreme Court had ruled that impeachment is not in their jurisdiction; so what would stop the Senate if they tried and if at least 51 or 50+Pence Senators were onboard? But Republicans give zero shits about the Constitution, so they can proceed with a sham trial, knowing the media does not have the tools or desire to explain to people that what they're doing is illegitimate. So they can just do it, and give Trump his "Senate exonerates the President" headlines he so desperately wants, and there isn't really much that can be done.
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pkay posted:If a Presidential candidate doesn't call him Don Quixote they are failing. But Donkey Brains is right there
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Failed Imagineer posted:But Donkey Brains is right there Can't he just get someone at Walter Reed to certify that he doesn't have Donkey Brains though? I'm pretty sure they'll print up a Certificate of No Donkey Brains if Diddums asks them to.
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Petr posted:Compared to polling taken back in October, the Democratic margin in all the head-to-heads has been cut by at least 5 points. Although all polling is fiction, hypothetical head-to-heads are stupider and faker than most
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Inferior Third Season posted:The Constitution is extremely clear on this matter that the House has sole power of impeachment. That means they get to decide what happens until they tell the Senate that the trial should begin. The constitution is extremely clear in that it says, literally, "The house shall have the sole power of impeachment." There is nothing laid out in the constitution about timeframes or the precise sequence of events between the house exercising it's power to impeach and the senate exercising it's power to try that impeachment. The rules governing that are completely made up by both parties in their rulebooks and can be changed without bringing the constitution into this at all. The problem being in uncharted rules-lawyering water is that two sides are coming to completely different conclusions and everyone else just looks around and shrugs because there isn't precedent for this. You read "sole power of impeachment" and decide that means the House has complete discretion over the entire concept of an Impeachment up until they decide to officially pass it off to the Senate. People on the other side read "sole power of impeachment" as the House is totally given the sole authority to impeach someone, but that's it and that the House can't then have a list of demands and conditions preventing the Senate from exercising it's sole power of trying that impeachment. I'm not sure if it was impossible to foresee how nuts things have gotten or if the founding fathers were just as stupid as we are.
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3eST wiSHeS Suoalas Summmmmmyh
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Rectal Death Adept posted:
"But what if the checks and balances provided by this three branch system is upended by two or more of those branches becoming hilariously corrupt?" "Then the people should probably do an armed revolution. We did it, right? We'll even make a provision that they'll always have the guns available to do that if need be." "Okay, but what if the advent of technology makes those guns worthless versus what they'd be fighting and..." "Look I'm supposed to be having my wig refitted and Ben wants me to read this article he wrote on farts, can you just roll with it? Thanks."
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Why should we re-write it when we can just appoint judges who rule that buying politicians is free speech?
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Petr posted:Compared to polling taken back in October, the Democratic margin in all the head-to-heads has been cut by at least 5 points.
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Charlz Guybon posted:Show us the stats and the links A face said it on cnn. I have a job. Also, doug jones is going to vote to acquit.
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Petr posted:A face said it on cnn. I have a job. Dude you're posting in D&D, "I have a job" holds no water
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umbrage posted:3eST wiSHeS 
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The editor of Christianity Today claims that new subscribers are outnumbering cancellations 3 to 1. https://thehill.com/homenews/media/475706-christianity-today-receives-boost-in-new-subscriptions-after-calling-for
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Soviet Commubot posted:From a couple of pages ago but to give people who aren't familiar with how low Vanilla Ice has sunk, I saw him at a show about 10 years ago in Mount Pleasant, Michigan. As you might imagine the crowd of less than 100 people started chanting "Ninja, ninja rap" at which point he got visibly angry, went offstage briefly but then came back out and did the song, presumably because he needed the money.
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Wark Say posted:Didn't he straight up change his career to something like real estate and turned out to be real good at it? I enjoyed that scene in Breaking Good
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Pissed Ape Sexist posted:I thought he flipped houses or something. I rember a short-lived reality show about it somewhere. it's still on and been running for like 8 seasons now.
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Wark Say posted:Didn't he straight up change his career to something like real estate and turned out to be real good at it? He's doing fine. He owns the rights to "Under Pressure." He bought them to resolve the copyright suit.
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OJ MIST 2 THE DICK posted:it's still on and been running for like 8 seasons now. Jesus, yeah, just saw that. Time dilation in full effect
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People’s Republic of China? More like the Cucks’ Republic.
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sean10mm posted:The constitution is supposed to be rewritten on a regular basis, but somehow we've forgotten it can ever change... even though we were amending it for most of its existence. A sunset clause should have been written into the constitution. Something the triggers every 100 years or so.
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So, let's pretend Democrats win the White House and Senate in 2020. An aggressive push to add Puerto Rico and Washington DC as states should be a top priority. Republicans have leveraged every single opportunity afforded them to take power, why shouldn't they fight back? It's the easiest way to institute control over the government and once it's in, it would be even harder for republicans to retake the Senate without seriously moving back towards the center. This should be a rallying cry that is repeated endlessly. Republicans have used the courts, and dems should use the other two branches of government to fight back
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:He's doing fine. He owns the rights to "Under Pressure." He bought them to resolve the copyright suit. "UPDATE: A spokesman for Queen tells Ultimate Classic Rock that Vanilla Ice's statement is inaccurate. "An arrangement was made whereby the publishing in the song was shared." Read More: Vanilla Ice Claims He Owns Queen's 'Under Pressure' | https://ultimateclassicrock.com/vanilla-ice-under-pressure/?utm_source=tsmclip&utm_medium=referral
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