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I wonder if they'll be as effective as the BLM 2020 agitators and organizers of violence. Heck, I believe they even had insurrectionists.

No, they didn't need to yell or boo, I don't have a problem with then leaving. The officers weren't appearing to be honored. They were in town for campaign events. For more context, also from your article: "House Republican Minority Leader...

Point taken. Also, some here say that it's "cherry-picking" when Biden's gaffes and examples of aging mind and body are pointed out. Then, to counter back they point out what an amazing speech he made. Just the other day someone went all t...

I maybe dismissed the judges suggestion. Tweety's post showed me maybe you meant it a different way than I took it. The other suggestions, I simply asked for more specifics. Sorry you were offended. I haven't given much thought to the iss...

Interesting article. I would agree that judges from a wider variety of backgrounds would be a good thing. I wonder if the Biden administration did any better?

It's quite convenient for you that everytime I present a legal expert who explains the issues with how this prosecution unfolded, you can fall back to the jury's decision.

I'm not convinced one way or a other that this issue really is a problem to fix. I asked for what ideas are out there to fix it. You presented a article and I found another one on my own. I simply didn't see how the solutions suggested would make...

Encourage unionization...fair enough. Kind of vague, and I'm not sure what's keeping anyone from encouraging unionization right now. Strengthen NRLB....again, kinda vague. I know liberals often like to throw more money into a bureaucracy to co...

I assumed there was a chair behind him. Obviously, he wouldn't try to sit and have others sit where there were no chairs. This actually was an example of his leadership abilities. It was time to sit, but the others didn't realize it. Instead...

Republicans for the most part don't think it's a problem. So, I doubt they have many ideas to fix it. You're the one who claims it's time to fix it. I'm all for more income for workers. How does the ideas of those folks you mentioned do that?

So, we're to think you understand better than the legal experts I've presented here? Anyway, Cohen is irrelevant. Trump was never charged or indicted for those underlying crimes. Evidence of those underlying crimes wasn't even presented in his...

Not spin. These misdemeanor charges were contorted into felonies by alleging they were committed to cover up a underlying crime. The underlying crime has not been clarified. Here is yet one more legal expert to help you understand. ht...

I'm interested in any ideas that make sense and are effective. It's not my fault that many progressive ideas are neither. Anyway, regarding this issue, the ideas presented in this article and in a Stiglitz interview I read, address how to dec...

I'll listen...what kind of ideas are out there to "fix this"?

My bad. I thought it was the other three who were confused. Interesting segment of speech. When he said democracy is when folks decide that "the country matters more than they do", I thought maybe he was about to announce he was withdrawing f...

And, it seems to many it's the only reason Trump would lose to Biden.

"Why Trump may lose 2024: He's a convicted felon along with his CFO, 2016 chair, WH aides & lawyers" The quote I was replying to. From the post, I thought it was from the articles, but perhaps ftom the member.

So then, should he have been charged with the crime we was being investigated for?

During D-Day ceremony, Dr Jill Biden and Pres Macron were confused as to should they sit or stand. President Biden does his best to give them a hint, but to no avail.

Interesting that they're saying Trump will lose only because he's a convicted felon. Doesn't say much for Joe, does it?

The reason there would be reasonable doubt of "willful" law breaking (and whether it needs to be willful is debatable) is because he would present himself as a feeble elderly man. Here is some right-wing spin to help you understand: "Hur...

This sounds like a great argument for the recordings of the Biden interview to be released.

No. The intention of the quoted words were to justify not prosecuting the feeble elderly man. Then Crusades gave the opinion that perhaps if one is not fit to be prosecuted that maybe they aren't fit to run our country. Instead of an argument ...

I wasn't aware the WSJ dispenses doses of right wing opinion. Anyway, I know how badly you want that to be correct as you repeat it often. And I recall you have in the past said that if you repeat so.ething often enough people will believe it. ...

I'm sure we'll hear more of these stories once Biden is out of office. "When President Biden met with congressional leaders in the West Wing in January to negotiate a Ukraine funding deal, he spoke so softly at times that some participants strug...