March 23 1933, the Enabling Act becomes law in Germany, giving the chief executive power enforce his own laws without checks and balances. The passing of the Act marked the formal transition from democratic republic to totalitarian dictatorship. 6 months later, it was a 1 party state.
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Each person is given a dial. You can turn it up as high as 100. If you love what you are hearing, turn it down as low as zero if you hate what you are hearing, and every time Trump opened his mouth, those dials dropped, they just absolutely plummeted..
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I sits
I fits
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"Look bro, are you gonna buy the apology flowers or NOT?"
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"Why do they keep calling me a potato chip?"
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they don't need the gun
they have a cat to scare you off
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how can you repeat buying and selling the City of London? At some point, 8 million people get wise to the scam...
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The cat is an extra 5 million.
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Hubris squared: Chevron overruled in judicial power grab that will redefine separation between administrative state and church - Freethought Now
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he was in the background to one of the funniest scenes in film history. Alas, Madeline Kahn.
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Siegfried: ur fried. take ur dangly string a... wait leave the string.
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Did the NY Times opinion section suggest Trump should drop out given that he couldn't get through half a sentence that was (1) actually in response to the question asked or (2) truthful?
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The correct response to Chevron being overturned is for every single environmental group to start filing millions of lawsuits, right now, today, arguing that various regulatory decisions didn't go far enough.
Absolutely flood the zone.
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"Two decades ago, Republicans chose to attack environmental regulations. Now we're paying the price" by Matthew Rozsa for the @salonnewsroom.bsky.social: www.salon.com/2024/06/28/t...
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No, my logic is if the court rewrites a statute in which congress outlawed bribery because they didn’t feel like it should cover a particular type of bribery, that is a form of legalizing bribery
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