PrairieFella
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Innocent until proven guilty.A bit of background into the guy who died shows he was a bit of a train wreck…

Innocent until proven guilty.A bit of background into the guy who died shows he was a bit of a train wreck…
No, and that's a damn shame. I hope for the sake of continental relations an objective report is drawn up and any wrongdoing punished. Unfortunately I doubt that'll happen.That won't happen now.
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I expect the usual coroner's inquiry in due course and nothing of particular consequence will come out of it while the media turns its attention to the next shiny item of interest.No, and that's a damn shame. I hope for the sake of continental relations an objective report is drawn up and any wrongdoing punished. Unfortunately I doubt that'll happen.
The fourth estate lost all credibility years ago when it comes to politics. And yes, I did quite enjoy that. I also quite enjoyed the briefing that followed including the patriotism reflected and shout outs to the crews involved and development over many years of that specific target.You like it when a government official berates the fourth estate where they can't defend themselves and he makes some dumb shit up about how the Iran strike was more complex and secretive than any operation ever? More complex than D-Day? So secretive the telegraphed the attacks for a half week? You like odd things lol.
So, the courts have’’t yet ruled on the constitutional merits. Today’s ruling is only on how sweeping the interim injunctions are. Essentially it means that rather than one big ‘applies everywhere’ injunction, lower courts will have to hear narrower legal actions and rule on them individually in terms of injunctions. The overall constitutionality of the attempt to end birthright citizenship will still have to proceed through court for a decision on the merits. The fear of course is that while that’s still going, someone could have their citizenship stripped and face deportation.Adjacent to Trump, Supreme Court ends injunctions.
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Supreme Court curbs injunctions that blocked Trump's birthright citizenship plan
President Donald Trump called the ruling "a monumental decision" in remarks after the court split along ideological lines on his plan to end automatic birthright citizenship.www.nbcnews.com
Now Im no lawyer here, but is a federal judge’s power to rule an EO unconstitutional is now jurisdictional? Does that basically mean different “interpretations” of the constitution apply nationwide?
That’s not much of a constitution in my eyes if it can now be bent that easily…
As long as the SCOTUS knows they have opened the door to millions of people filing individual suits, clogging up the lower courts as they seek to get those narrower injunctions.So, the courts have’’t yet ruled on the constitutional merits. Today’s ruling is only on how sweeping the interim injunctions are. Essentially it means that rather than one big ‘applies everywhere’ injunction, lower courts will have to hear narrower legal actions and rule on them individually in terms of injunctions. The overall constitutionality of the attempt to end birthright citizenship will still have to proceed through court for a decision on the merits. The fear of course is that while that’s still going, someone could have their citizenship stripped and face deportation.
I suspect his plans were made based on the assumption that he was dealing with an unreliable, unserious nation.Lol, Carney's summer vacation plans just got upended.
TACO.And trade talks with us have now been cut off by the Americans. You cant keep up with these fucking people in the White House.
We are talking about an administration that tariffed penguins…I suspect his plans were made based on the assumption that he was dealing with an unreliable, unserious nation.
The penguins had it coming.We are talking about an administration that tariffed penguins…