Could be my downfall too

So true. Scarey.

Brb...I gotta go grate some cheese

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@the Steward r u misbehaving?

check your dm's

@Groot Did the dm make it to ya?

negative

That should do it.

yup got it...

my thinking is that if potus or anybody else wants to know they can verify one way or other.

THEY know, but in a republic, WE are supposed to know. Sure am getting tired of being a mushroom.

irrespective of what the public may think or want. btw Potus in overseas for 3 days.

G7 meeting

yup

Saw the presser just before he got on Marine 1

yeah agree on the wool over the eyes nonsense

It is interesting that that RBG article says EOs are already prepared to take care of the essential problems of an uninformed public.

for anything to go up the ladder then back down the ladder and be invoked it would be way over a year...election over. But Q says 2020 is safe, enough will be saved to matter.

?

any EO is gonna get challenged and stayed immediately...it will go through a court process to vet it out.

I think POTUS has to do Executive Orders because most of government is dysfunctional.

sure

He is relying on the voice of the Citizens to support his efforts to return to the original system of law.

I can't name 1 piece of legislation the House has passed since poat- 2018 election.

They passed some with Ryan in, not that Ryan was anything but a traitorous fool. Budgets, one example.

Nothing but investigations

The supreme Court Suits have mostly favored the Trump.

@the Steward would you call those "continuing resolutions" budgets?

Nope. actual budgets.

@Rekkedge the senate had like 3 years of house bills to process when potus got in....it wasn't necessary for the house to pass new ones to pile on more.... No important legislation has been in the house in a few years....just b.s.

budgetary items have been passed.

I think the whole way Congress - House & Senate - work now is just wrong.

represtenting themselves not WE people.

It is wrong. Started in earnest in 1913, when the de jure Congress was no longer seated. Instead, they seated similar positions in the 'corporate' government (a de facto government).

Many members in the House, for example, remain in there for years unchallenged and if challenged, don't even need to campaign because it's as though they're auto-re-elected

The permanent political class that the founding fathers were afraid of.

that's the effective start after 1871 started the elimination from original jurisdiction to corporate pawns.

The thing about some sort of term limits seems to be forer a dead issue because it would have to be the Congress voting to limit themselves...right?

A convention of States could accomplish term limits, but there is still a Congressional aspect to it, I believe.

congress can write a rule and call for a convention of states...so can the states on their own.