Like I said, the author is likely still correct about him lying. But they’re being disingenuous nonetheless. I’ve been there for much larger events where there were indeed thousands waiting outside the ballrooms on BOTH floors. They would never show up in those photos. Long lines spill out to the eastern most entrance…
You’re likely correct that he lied about the size, but you didn’t have to use disingenuous artifacts to prove it. Not a supporter, and not there personally, but I’ve been to the Gaylord dozens of times. If there were long lines to get in, those pictures you chose to provide wouldn’t show it. The first picture of the…
Is this referring to a heel lock?
OP is just projecting because he didn’t get to rock his jock strap past high school (aka as his glory days).
I suddenly want to see an esports weighin. Just a bunch of gamers mean-mugging each other, talking smack, ring girls up there to hold there clothes as they disrobe for the weigh in, posses hanging out just off stage.
No need to get bankrolled. Just roll up with your bags. You’ll be good to go.
Was this multiplier payout an exchange to buyback that equity that was initially given? Because that may be a good deal for Alphabet in the end. Although it seems absurd that they gave equity in the first place. How does a public company do that?
“Because it’s in Putin’s best interests for Cheetolini to be president. The longer the republicans are in power,”
He can “gift” POTUS political capital without ever having to bind himself to a treaty that objectively weakens his nuclear capability for decades. If political capital was his goal he’d announce some sort of cooperation in Syria (like we were supposed to have), deliver intel that aids in the capturing/killing of an…
“Putin was offering Cheetolini a gift”
Interesting links. I was going more with the USMS oath which, similar to the Uniformed Service Officer’s Oath, is pretty clear WRT to where final allegiances should be.
This is a big slippery slope argument you’re making, but I’ll take it a step further. The Uniformed Service Officer’s Oath. It states:
“I discussed the U.S. Marshals angle with another poster last week; it’s not a lock that they would in fact take the judges’ side over the executive branch. This is something that law scholars are discussing at this very moment.”
It has nothing to do with Trump, it’s by design. A website is meaningless. The responsibility of the OGE is simply to write guidelines, provide recommendations, and monitor. They’re not a “force” of any kind. And no, Trump can’t get people to just ignore court rulings. That’s why we have the US Federal Marshalls.…
As is commonly the case.
I’m not sure that the justice department would be the ones to act here. The OGE makes policies for the executive branch. They’re more of an oversight office. Any ruling from their office would probably end up in the Judicial Branch for legal action.
“it seems like they’re stacking the cabinet etc. to essentially remove checks & balances”
I thought the ballpoint pen trick only worked with the smaller plastic toothed zippers. My understanding is that the brass looking ones are much less susceptible to tampering. Not that there’s a huge market of luggage with those types of zippers.
Another bonus to the push up is all of the other muscle groups that benefit. You’ve got a lot of muscles in isometric tension when you’re doing a push up with proper form.
“about how the protests are actually working far better than comparitive tea party era ones.”
