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    Biden is completely incompetent and must be removed now! w/video

    Congratulations to all who have contributed. This thread is an example nonpareil of what is meant by "jumping to conclusions."
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    emolument crimes committed while in office need not apply rules SCOTUS

    I just wanted to mention, jem, that your reading comprehension is abysmal. I didn't say it was statutory. You must have missed the word "if" in my sentence and the use of the subjunctive mood of the verb "to be", as in "would be." Did you play hooky to play tennis with the girls when you...
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    emolument crimes committed while in office need not apply rules SCOTUS

    No. jem. I didn't make it up. I listen. And I learn. And that's what I learned from Chuck Schumer. And, jem, it's right! There will have to be a two-thirds majority to convict. But if that JACKASS is, by some miracle of Republican conscience, convicted, then there will be a vote on whether...
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    emolument crimes committed while in office need not apply rules SCOTUS

    :rolleyes: You are the one claiming to be a lawyer. Apparently, having never been to law school, I'm a better lawyer than you, because at least I know that there is no directly relevant Constiutional Law that you imply exists in your request above. As a lawyer you studied the Constitution. You...
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    emolument crimes committed while in office need not apply rules SCOTUS

    If a person is convicted in an impeachment trial, other consequences beyond removal, which you point out has already occurred de facto,* shall, according to law, follow. Legal experts seem to agree that these consequences are according to existing law. In addition other consequences could be...
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    emolument crimes committed while in office need not apply rules SCOTUS

    No Court will interfere with Congress's impeachment power. If the Court were to contemplate overstepping its bounds re impeachment, the present Congress would pass specific legislation forbidding it to interfere. [Should you naively think this not possible, read again your nations...
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    emolument crimes committed while in office need not apply rules SCOTUS

    The cases brought in this regard were not brought on charges of "ethics" violation or violation of statutory law, but on violation of Constitutional law, the highest law of the land, assuming you don't consider laws handed down by the almighty, such as 'thou shalt not covet thy neighbors wife.'...
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    Trump's "Brand" is Dead

    That would be karma perfection!
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    Why will anyone with low income jobs ever go back to work when they’ll get $600 a wk from Biden

    This is either euphoria over a Biden Win (see next sentence), or its the too eager shorts being squeezed out. My guess is that there was a lot of money on the sidelines sitting out the chaos of the Trump Presidency that would now like to re-deploy.
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    Why will anyone with low income jobs ever go back to work when they’ll get $600 a wk from Biden

    I think that's probably correct. We had huge stimulus in the form of stepped up spending on top of the tax cuts coming at a time when we were at virtually full employment. At the time, I was wondering what the economic response would be, as this was blazing new ground economically. The...
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    Why will anyone with low income jobs ever go back to work when they’ll get $600 a wk from Biden

    Both of these statements can be true. But one has to be careful not to jump to the conclusion that "more businesses are moving in" and "vibrant" economy" because "tax cuts [were introduced]." One has to consider another factor which often dominates, and that is Government Spending. When...
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    Rich people screwed. Free college ,$500 a week unemployment for the next 9 months .

    This is not Wall Street News. It's unsupported personal opinion. It belongs in either Chit Chat or Politics.
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    In 1,455 days, President Trump has made 30,529...

    If you believe this, and you apparently do. I would like to see one or two examples of CNN originating a conspiracy theory. That would not, of course, include instances where CNN was reporting someone else's conspiracy theory.
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    In 1,455 days, President Trump has made 30,529...

    Userque tried to help you sort this out but to no avail. You're still missing a key point, CNN clearly stated that their headline was coming from what sources had told them. Assuming CNN is accurately relaying to us what their Sources said, then if what the sources said is incorrect, the error...
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    In 1,455 days, President Trump has made 30,529...

    Have you considered that perhaps neither is lying. CNN is doing what News agencies do -- for the purpose of attracting readers, they quote sources that may be exaggerating or even lying. Fauci is being more precise. Had CNN been the actual source of the headline -- they were not -- and...
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    MY PRESIDENT!!!

    A great weight that was crushing my spirit has been lifted.
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    In 1,455 days, President Trump has made 30,529...

    It's OK. It won't turn you gay. Randy Rainbow is very gay, and very clever. He writes those lyrics, produces and edits those videos himself. Amazing talent, I would say. I still have trouble believing that's his real name, but he swears it is. Do you ever go to stage productions, plays...
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    In 1,455 days, President Trump has made 30,529...

    Apparently not.
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    In 1,455 days, President Trump has made 30,529...

    There may be a difference between what CNN employees think versus what CNN Broadcasts. Yah think? It would appear there is a good reason that guy's not spokesperson for CNN.
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