1. Make DC and PR states2. Raise the House membership to 345 or 3553. Set specific rules regarding establishing Congressional districts4. Force redistricting with a specific dataset5. Set Supreme Court to 15 members. 6. Reform Article III courts7. Reform US Constitution
Sure. Some of those fixes require 2/3 of states. Others require a Senate majority (maybe even a super majority). Others might as well require warp speed and klingons.
In fact, republicans are the ones dangerously close to controlling enough states now to call themselves a new constitutional convention. Imagine the "reforms" they'd like to write into law.
I feel like these calls Biden is taking from world leaders is exactly the sort of calls we get after a big party, in which an unfortunate guest was eventually expelled after an embarrassing fracas.
The nest day, the calls start coming in. Callers express sympathy for having to host the idiot guest, as well as outrage, which turns to venting. "He put his hand on her ass, and pretended he was just reaching for his drink."
Biden: "Yes, we are very sorry for that."
World Leader: "I realize he's a family member, but you need to set clear boundaries."
Biden, sighs. "We're trying. It's ... it's been difficult getting everyone on board. He has a lot of enablers I'm afraid. They think he's the life of the Party."
World Leader: "If I don't see any real changes to address this, I'm afraid we won't be coming next year."
General Flynn Flam is a Q folk hero, having barely survived an attack by the deep state. He's been busy vacuuming huge sums of QAnomie dollars from the credulous for readiness when 'the storm' comes. The graft is hella profitable as it makes no claims about what it will do with the money.
Mrs. H and I are pretty much at that point where we don't want anything cluttering up the house even more. We used to spend on things like concerts or Broadway shows or even a trip, but that's all out the window this year.
Many stupid people do.
What about River City and the campaign against Pool?
One group masks up almost 100%. The other dipshit group not so much--or at all. But don't let science or reality get in your way, sad battered boy.
1. Make DC and PR states2. Raise the House membership to 345 or 3553. Set specific rules regarding establishing Congressional districts4. Force redistricting with a specific dataset5. Set Supreme Court to 15 members. 6. Reform Article III courts7. Reform US Constitution
Rubio never does, I don't think he is acquainted with reality.
Sure. Some of those fixes require 2/3 of states. Others require a Senate majority (maybe even a super majority). Others might as well require warp speed and klingons.
In fact, republicans are the ones dangerously close to controlling enough states now to call themselves a new constitutional convention. Imagine the "reforms" they'd like to write into law.
And he hates it hardly shows up for votes.
To be fair, most of the people he's friends with are Florida republicans. So, that's his point of comparison.
I feel like these calls Biden is taking from world leaders is exactly the sort of calls we get after a big party, in which an unfortunate guest was eventually expelled after an embarrassing fracas.
The nest day, the calls start coming in. Callers express sympathy for having to host the idiot guest, as well as outrage, which turns to venting. "He put his hand on her ass, and pretended he was just reaching for his drink."
Biden: "Yes, we are very sorry for that."
World Leader: "I realize he's a family member, but you need to set clear boundaries."
Biden, sighs. "We're trying. It's ... it's been difficult getting everyone on board. He has a lot of enablers I'm afraid. They think he's the life of the Party."
World Leader: "If I don't see any real changes to address this, I'm afraid we won't be coming next year."
General Flynn Flam is a Q folk hero, having barely survived an attack by the deep state. He's been busy vacuuming huge sums of QAnomie dollars from the credulous for readiness when 'the storm' comes. The graft is hella profitable as it makes no claims about what it will do with the money.
#2 - that would not be a raise - it's 435 now.
The pro-statehood people in Puerto Rico are Republicans.
Mrs. H and I are pretty much at that point where we don't want anything cluttering up the house even more. We used to spend on things like concerts or Broadway shows or even a trip, but that's all out the window this year.
To me it's more likely they're talking about shared agendas between them and the US.
you really nailed it
I even got Kosher ones for you, Marco.
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