I live in Dane county Wisconsin, home to Madison. I only have one choice for cable due to Franchise agreements. How are you going to blame that on Republicans?
...Boyko explains how lobbyists banned Tesla from selling cars in Texas. Granted, I didn't watch the video, but considering how light this "article" is on details, and how heavy it is on accusations, I find myself skeptical and only having more questions.
It only matters when the amount of ice is lessening. That way we can create the impression that the world is being destroyed, get more money for research, and pass ever more restrictive and controlling laws!
The USSR had a state movie industry for sure. Which had such a large impact in the world of cinema that I can recall the names of precisely zero Soviet film titles. Only the State prospers in a totalitarian society, not industry.
Actually the example that came to mind when I wrote that was wind farms in Cape Cod. Northeastern rich people like to replace the words, "offshore energy development" with "not in my backyard".
Ding, we have a winner. I'd rather see a relaxation of regulatory hurdles in offshore energy development. That way corporations can spend their own money on projects not powered by fairy farts and unicorn dung.
Also, the War Powers Resolution being passed in response to Nixon and the Vietnam War, does not pass the smell test. More likely it was passed in response to Kennedy who initiated our involvement in Vietnam or Johnson who escalated the conflict into fullblown war. Nixon de-escalated our involvement and ultimately ended it.
You are correct. I was referring to the war powers resolution not the war powers act. I think the definition of "armed forces" generally encompasses ordinance as well as people.
That's a load of crap. I cannot think of a single time in history that congress denied a request from a President for authorization of military force. Every time it has been asked for it has been granted. There have been plenty of instances where military force has been exercised without authorization, mostly by democrats, and several times that use of force has exceeded 60 days, almost always, if not every time, by democrats.
In country? I don't think that's what the war powers act says. By that definition a president has unlimited time to launch cruise missiles, drone strikes, and aerial bombardments.
My point went right over your head. Scrutiny can be both lawful and unjust. As can taxes, laws, and punishment for crimes. A fascist who supports the state does not understand this or is entirely willing to overlook this defect.
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No, it's only treason when Bush, or some other generic Republican does it.
I live in Dane county Wisconsin, home to Madison. I only have one choice for cable due to Franchise agreements. How are you going to blame that on Republicans?
...Boyko explains how lobbyists banned Tesla from selling cars in Texas. Granted, I didn't watch the video, but considering how light this "article" is on details, and how heavy it is on accusations, I find myself skeptical and only having more questions.
It only matters when the amount of ice is lessening. That way we can create the impression that the world is being destroyed, get more money for research, and pass ever more restrictive and controlling laws!
Congress has passed many budgets in the last 5 years. It's the Senate that has failed to act.
The USSR had a state movie industry for sure. Which had such a large impact in the world of cinema that I can recall the names of precisely zero Soviet film titles. Only the State prospers in a totalitarian society, not industry.
Or newspapers, websites, movies, religion, or legal assistance.
Actually the example that came to mind when I wrote that was wind farms in Cape Cod. Northeastern rich people like to replace the words, "offshore energy development" with "not in my backyard".
Since when does offshore energy development equate to only drilling for oil, genius?
Ding, we have a winner. I'd rather see a relaxation of regulatory hurdles in offshore energy development. That way corporations can spend their own money on projects not powered by fairy farts and unicorn dung.
Hmmm....how about fascism?
Troll? Seriously?
Look at the lists of questions the IRS has been asking of certain 501c applicants, and tell me they are within the realm of just scrutiny.
Also, the War Powers Resolution being passed in response to Nixon and the Vietnam War, does not pass the smell test. More likely it was passed in response to Kennedy who initiated our involvement in Vietnam or Johnson who escalated the conflict into fullblown war. Nixon de-escalated our involvement and ultimately ended it.
Or the War Powers Act, for that matter?
When, and in what conflicts did W and Reagan violate the war powers resolution of 1973?
You are correct. I was referring to the war powers resolution not the war powers act. I think the definition of "armed forces" generally encompasses ordinance as well as people.
That's a load of crap. I cannot think of a single time in history that congress denied a request from a President for authorization of military force. Every time it has been asked for it has been granted. There have been plenty of instances where military force has been exercised without authorization, mostly by democrats, and several times that use of force has exceeded 60 days, almost always, if not every time, by democrats.
In country? I don't think that's what the war powers act says. By that definition a president has unlimited time to launch cruise missiles, drone strikes, and aerial bombardments.
Or the UN?
... even going to be an attempt to get authorization from congress? Or, is that something only republican presidents do?
My point went right over your head. Scrutiny can be both lawful and unjust. As can taxes, laws, and punishment for crimes. A fascist who supports the state does not understand this or is entirely willing to overlook this defect.
Spoken like a true fascist who doesn't care that lawful != just.
How's your our current crop of intellectual leaders working out for ya?
Luddite.