I mean in a broader sense. The separation of powers is a defining quality of the US system, contrasted with the blended and blurry arrangement in parliamentary systems.

It's privately funded.

In a parliament, the executive has the power to dissolve the house and trigger an election. That would mean President Trump would have the power to dissolve the House of Representatives and force an election. That's how it works.

Are you sure that's what you want?

Any supply bill is implicitly a vote of confidence in a Westminster parliament. The US doesn't have confidence votes. Governments cannot fall because they are not drawn out of the legislative branch only with the consent of the legislative branch.

So the police broke into his parents' basement and shot him while he was playing his game?

How much were you betting?

Frank Oz's hand in a green sock is a better actor than you. You should probably avoid "puppet" metaphors.

Just sayin'.

But then why would advertisers be returning?

I think an argument could be made that decisions and announcements from Donald Trump are more impactful right now than anything Jie Biden has done in a week or more, except for Biden's handlers telling Zelenskyy to attack Russia with ATACMS.

But even then, the focus pivoted to what Trump would do.

Will do. 👍

Care to share a specific example?

Why did the progressive bring a ladder to the debate?

Because they heard it was time to raise the bar on social issues, but insists metaphors are culturally and linguistically insensitive.

Didn't Donald Trump appear in HA2?

Honestly, the rage and chaos you're trying to avoid is what you bring with you.