AndrewRei15
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2/ because the Indiana-Ohio State loser could drop out of the top four. Oregon's going to be in the CFP, the only question that remains is their seed.
December 1, 2025 at 6:48 AM
2/ because the Indiana-Ohio State loser could drop out of the top four. Oregon's going to be in the CFP, the only question that remains is their seed.
4/ Oh, and another thing: fentanyl is cheap and easy to get around these parts, which debunks Susan's "they're not seeking drugs" narrative.
If you're going to "come at me" with bullshit, prepare yourself to be busted when you spew your bullshit.
If you're going to "come at me" with bullshit, prepare yourself to be busted when you spew your bullshit.
November 28, 2025 at 5:11 AM
4/ Oh, and another thing: fentanyl is cheap and easy to get around these parts, which debunks Susan's "they're not seeking drugs" narrative.
If you're going to "come at me" with bullshit, prepare yourself to be busted when you spew your bullshit.
If you're going to "come at me" with bullshit, prepare yourself to be busted when you spew your bullshit.
3/ native Oregonians to be shipped back to their home states and let those Fascist GOP assholes take care of them. We have too many homeless that are natives already.
November 28, 2025 at 5:08 AM
3/ native Oregonians to be shipped back to their home states and let those Fascist GOP assholes take care of them. We have too many homeless that are natives already.
2/ food six days a week; on Sundays, four entities provide free food. We have a few homeless shelters plus, there are some other places that provide extra shelter beds when the weather gets nasty in the winter.
What really needs to happen is for the 75+ percent of homeless people whom are NOT
What really needs to happen is for the 75+ percent of homeless people whom are NOT
November 28, 2025 at 5:07 AM
2/ food six days a week; on Sundays, four entities provide free food. We have a few homeless shelters plus, there are some other places that provide extra shelter beds when the weather gets nasty in the winter.
What really needs to happen is for the 75+ percent of homeless people whom are NOT
What really needs to happen is for the 75+ percent of homeless people whom are NOT
1/ What Susan should have asked me is where I live; had she done so, I'd have told her, "Portland, Oregon". I would have added that one of the big reasons Fascist GOP politicians from Red states traffick the homeless here is that resources are provided for the homeless. A dozen entities provide free
November 28, 2025 at 5:04 AM
1/ What Susan should have asked me is where I live; had she done so, I'd have told her, "Portland, Oregon". I would have added that one of the big reasons Fascist GOP politicians from Red states traffick the homeless here is that resources are provided for the homeless. A dozen entities provide free
Straw Manning what I wrote is a great way to get yourself muted, if not blocked
November 28, 2025 at 5:02 AM
Straw Manning what I wrote is a great way to get yourself muted, if not blocked
They have nowhere to live because they were trafficked here from Red states by Fascist GOP politicians; they're told to act like they own the city; yes, some are drug addicts; their sense of entitlement is disqualifying.
November 28, 2025 at 5:00 AM
They have nowhere to live because they were trafficked here from Red states by Fascist GOP politicians; they're told to act like they own the city; yes, some are drug addicts; their sense of entitlement is disqualifying.
"As God as my witness, I thought turkeys could fly!"
November 27, 2025 at 6:45 AM
"As God as my witness, I thought turkeys could fly!"
((((())))) (the Hubby can turn those into real hugs)
November 26, 2025 at 8:38 PM
((((())))) (the Hubby can turn those into real hugs)
9/ violate all of the Federal laws. And...
Even if the House and Senate GOP decided to hold him accountable (good luck with that) by impeaching and removing him, DJTS could still pardon himself of all Federal crimes. Do you see how bad the situation is, legally?
Even if the House and Senate GOP decided to hold him accountable (good luck with that) by impeaching and removing him, DJTS could still pardon himself of all Federal crimes. Do you see how bad the situation is, legally?
November 25, 2025 at 8:04 PM
9/ violate all of the Federal laws. And...
Even if the House and Senate GOP decided to hold him accountable (good luck with that) by impeaching and removing him, DJTS could still pardon himself of all Federal crimes. Do you see how bad the situation is, legally?
Even if the House and Senate GOP decided to hold him accountable (good luck with that) by impeaching and removing him, DJTS could still pardon himself of all Federal crimes. Do you see how bad the situation is, legally?
8/ Virginia Bar Association can hold her accountable, but no one else. And, since that's considered a state matter, the President's pardoning power doesn't cover it.
Guess what else? DJTS doesn't have to follow the Alien Enemies Act or the Insurrection Act, let alone the Posse Comitatus Act. He can
Guess what else? DJTS doesn't have to follow the Alien Enemies Act or the Insurrection Act, let alone the Posse Comitatus Act. He can
November 25, 2025 at 8:03 PM
8/ Virginia Bar Association can hold her accountable, but no one else. And, since that's considered a state matter, the President's pardoning power doesn't cover it.
Guess what else? DJTS doesn't have to follow the Alien Enemies Act or the Insurrection Act, let alone the Posse Comitatus Act. He can
Guess what else? DJTS doesn't have to follow the Alien Enemies Act or the Insurrection Act, let alone the Posse Comitatus Act. He can
7/ and here's why: the American Bar Association does not have the power to disbar any lawyer in this country; punishment for illegal acts by an attorney are handled by the state bar association of which the attorney is a member. I believe Halligan holds a bar license in Virginia, therefore, the
November 25, 2025 at 7:59 PM
7/ and here's why: the American Bar Association does not have the power to disbar any lawyer in this country; punishment for illegal acts by an attorney are handled by the state bar association of which the attorney is a member. I believe Halligan holds a bar license in Virginia, therefore, the
6/ Letitia James due to DJTS' illegal appointment of Lindsey Halligan. His near-total immunity disallows him from being held legally accountable for that decision, but, because Halligan accepted that illegal appointment, she can (and should be) disbarred. Can DJTS give her a pardon for that? Nope,
November 25, 2025 at 7:56 PM
6/ Letitia James due to DJTS' illegal appointment of Lindsey Halligan. His near-total immunity disallows him from being held legally accountable for that decision, but, because Halligan accepted that illegal appointment, she can (and should be) disbarred. Can DJTS give her a pardon for that? Nope,
5/ nearly limited to, a President giving himself a "blanket" and "presumptive" pardon for any and all Federal crimes he commits. His pardoning power DOES NOT extend to state and/or local crimes, just Federal violations of law.
Yesterday, a Federal judge quashed the indictments of James Comey &
Yesterday, a Federal judge quashed the indictments of James Comey &
November 25, 2025 at 7:54 PM
5/ nearly limited to, a President giving himself a "blanket" and "presumptive" pardon for any and all Federal crimes he commits. His pardoning power DOES NOT extend to state and/or local crimes, just Federal violations of law.
Yesterday, a Federal judge quashed the indictments of James Comey &
Yesterday, a Federal judge quashed the indictments of James Comey &
4/ just that, but, the Seditious Six's decision nuked the WPR. The decision also nuked the Pardon Reforms Act of 1974, which constrained a President's pardoning power. But, we're back to the pre-1974 days when a President had (and has again), unlimited pardoning power, which includes, but is not
November 25, 2025 at 7:50 PM
4/ just that, but, the Seditious Six's decision nuked the WPR. The decision also nuked the Pardon Reforms Act of 1974, which constrained a President's pardoning power. But, we're back to the pre-1974 days when a President had (and has again), unlimited pardoning power, which includes, but is not
3/ team honored Damian Lillard for the two seasons he played for them. Lillard has been traveling with the Blazers while he rehabs the Achilles tendon he tore earlier this year.
November 25, 2025 at 5:41 PM
3/ team honored Damian Lillard for the two seasons he played for them. Lillard has been traveling with the Blazers while he rehabs the Achilles tendon he tore earlier this year.
2/ for the Blazers, and Portland made 25 of them.
The only factor the Blazers lost was turnover percentage, but the margin wasn't enough to help the Bucks win.
I would be remiss if I failed to mention something: the Bucks are without Giannis Antentokounmpo, which hurt them. Before the game, the
The only factor the Blazers lost was turnover percentage, but the margin wasn't enough to help the Bucks win.
I would be remiss if I failed to mention something: the Bucks are without Giannis Antentokounmpo, which hurt them. Before the game, the
November 25, 2025 at 5:40 PM
2/ for the Blazers, and Portland made 25 of them.
The only factor the Blazers lost was turnover percentage, but the margin wasn't enough to help the Bucks win.
I would be remiss if I failed to mention something: the Bucks are without Giannis Antentokounmpo, which hurt them. Before the game, the
The only factor the Blazers lost was turnover percentage, but the margin wasn't enough to help the Bucks win.
I would be remiss if I failed to mention something: the Bucks are without Giannis Antentokounmpo, which hurt them. Before the game, the
1/ The biggest surprise in the boxscore is that Portland won the Ratio factor, .316 to .163... how did they do that? They were called for only 16 fouls that led to 14 of 18 at the free throw line for the Bucks. Meanwhile, the officials called 26 fouls on the Bucks and that led to 33 free throws
November 25, 2025 at 5:37 PM
1/ The biggest surprise in the boxscore is that Portland won the Ratio factor, .316 to .163... how did they do that? They were called for only 16 fouls that led to 14 of 18 at the free throw line for the Bucks. Meanwhile, the officials called 26 fouls on the Bucks and that led to 33 free throws
2/ baseball, the next big rule change comes next season, with the ABS system, Automatic Balls/Strikes. < That doesn't come close to doing what they want in MLB, as my Pitch Tracking Protocol is a much-better idea, but at least it's something.
November 25, 2025 at 5:10 PM
2/ baseball, the next big rule change comes next season, with the ABS system, Automatic Balls/Strikes. < That doesn't come close to doing what they want in MLB, as my Pitch Tracking Protocol is a much-better idea, but at least it's something.
1/ Baseball and softball aren't the only sports to make significant rules changes... Volleyball changed from sideout scoring to the current rally scoring about 20 years ago on the high school and 6 years before that in international and college volleyball. Matches get done much quicker now.
As for
As for
November 25, 2025 at 5:09 PM
1/ Baseball and softball aren't the only sports to make significant rules changes... Volleyball changed from sideout scoring to the current rally scoring about 20 years ago on the high school and 6 years before that in international and college volleyball. Matches get done much quicker now.
As for
As for