@BArchived23896 Yes, provide an ID to prove who you are. But once verified, no need for the government to keep track of who bought a gun. Because IT'S THEIR 2ND AMENDMENT RIGHT.
@susancolvin333 Cool with that. Why would anyone that isn't supposed to be voting care? They are a government agent. You SHOULD have to prove to a federal agent that you can legally vote in a federal election.
@dolphreaky@swfldolfanclub Allie, you are such a force. I get stepping back. Hopefully someone will get community spirit and pick up your torch. SWFL needs a strong Fins presence to ward off those Bucs and NE USA NFL team fans' influence!
@BobLawson8 @matt_vanswol Executive Orders aren't Laws. They are orders. Rules, as such. Only Congress can pass a law. The president can sign it, veto it or ignore it, allowing it to become law. If he vetoes it, Congress can override it. It's why incoming presidents can cancel EOs.
The Party Tyme Kruzers video of the old Dodge Mirada Pro Street.
https://t.co/uv0KpNkgCl
Cotten Candy Pro Street Dodge Mirada https://t.co/r66zhS4QK0 via @YouTube
@TomFornelli Your post about the Week 5 games incorrectly claims that Illinois is the only team this year with two wins against ranked opponents. Tennessee beat a #22 NCS and a #15 UofO (Why do they call themselves OU when it's the University of Oklahoma?).
@MikeyGFitness@robertlufkinmd Folks, the item that caused much of what your answers is... the Microwave Oven! They were almost non-existent in 1970, had about a quarter of the households penetration by 1980, and were common by the end of the decade.
With the microwave came foods designed to cook quickly.