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A federal judge. A low level functionary dictating to the elected President how to run the country. Looking forward to that one climbing the appeals ladder.

Which illegal act? The Constitution gives the President the authority and responsibility to decide who gets let in to the country.

There's tourists and there's pond scum.

That's gonna be a fun one to watch. Snopes says not enough evidence yet to evaluate the claim.

No more than a lot of the crap that Biden administration did. But you weren't complaining then. Sucks to be on the receiving end, eh?

If that opens up more space for US students, drives down demand and skyrocketing prices, and reduces our educating of our competitors and future adversaries, how is that a bad thing?

He seems like a nice enough guy.

Harvard messed with the bull and they're getting the horns. And screaming like little girls now that their side are getting what's been happening to conservative organizations for years. For a more complete understanding of what's going on, find Mike Benz's very recent comments. He may be wrong in his claims (I don't claim to know), but he 'splains a much deeper back story. I'm not saying I agree with the guy, but it's always helpful to know where the other side is coming from, even if they're wrong.

Those are dating apps.

Dead is dead, whether it's their actual burial site or temporary memorial crosses.

Was it because hospitals weren't getting a fat bonus for reporting them as flu deaths? Asking for a friend...

30K from Moe, 30K from Larry and 30K from Curly, and pretty soon you're talking about real money.

No doubt. But isn't that like the homicide division looking for truant kids?

You don't get hyperbole as a way to make a point, do you?

The data is there, scattered across hundreds or thousands of databases around the world. And now there's someone at HHS that actually wants to analyze it. With help from some database geniuses. Believe me, don't believe me. I could care less. But what motive would I have for lying about my 2nd Pfizer? Contrast that with the "experts" who count on Big Pharma to pay for their research. Whether directly, or indirectly.

Rosa Parks seemed to disagree. Civil disobedience is just one component of civic duty. I doubt her objective was to sit in the nice seats regardless of the consequences she knew she'd incur for breaking an unjust law. She knew she was powerless to change the law using legal means, so she took it on herself to fight the law by violating it. She took that as her civic duty. Change the name from Parks to Robinson, and change the circumstances a little, and the stories are the same story. They both violated what they saw as unjust laws.

Now they need to dig into their bank accounts to see if they received any unusual payments about the time the pardons were auto signed.

Obama was evil. Still, people voted for him twice. But he wasn't a retard.

I had 2 shots and my health and quality of life took a nosedive the day after my 2nd Pfizer. But I don't extrapolate that to the billions of shots that were administered. For that, we have to depend on honest analysis of millions or even billions of records. Honesty which has been sorely lacking, for many reasons. Mostly CYA and greed.

No I'm not. Same thing.

Rosa Parks would have disagreed.

Why would a reporter bring up the Qatari 747 during a meeting with the South African delegation? Other than OMB?

When the court order is wrong, it's a civic duty.

Now now... Who was it that said (and I'm paraphrasing here): I've never wished death on anyone, but there are some obituaries that didn't make me sad at all.

Anyone interested should follow Sen Ron Johnson's current Senate investigation into the "safe and effectives". Just hitting the wingnut sites now. Snippet of their coverage, based on released documents: In February 2021, Israeli health officials warned the CDC of “large reports of myocarditis, particularly in young people” following Pfizer injections, just two and a half months after the vaccine received emergency use authorization. By April, the CDC was already reviewing myocarditis data from Israel and the Department of Defense. But instead of alerting the public, they stayed quiet.