@StephCopley J6 people were charged with interference with official acts, trespassing, and assaulting police. Minneapolis people could be charged with the same. So the only difference is political cause motivating such actions, unless you can identify a difference I am missing.
@StephCopley Election law and the Constitutional process of electing a President. They wanted to stop it because they thought there was fraud and Biden didn’t win.
@StephCopley If you called people who stormed the capitol and assaulted police officers insurrectionists and thought Ashli Babbit got what she deserved for being there, you can’t defend what the people in Minneapolis are doing. It’s the same thing, just different politics.
@thehill Seems like it would be a hard sell to voters that shutting down the government makes sense a couple weeks after protesting and going on every news program talking about how dire the reduction of agency budgets and staff was and that it could cost some people their lives.
We’re allowed to deduct $3,000 per year in capital loss against other income. The problem is that the $3,000 deduction hasn’t been increased in 50 YEARS since the Tax Reform Act of 1976. Inflation adjusted, it would be over $17,000 today.
@JonathanTurley Same Chuck Todd who went along with Jake Tapper and others and downplayed Biden’s competency, but then post debate debacle promptly switched sides and tweeted that an aid told him a couple years earlier that Biden would not be able to run for reelection in his current condition.
Terrorist HTS Leader Abu Mohammad al-Julani has been removed from the State Department's Rewards for Justice (@RFJ_USA) page today. This is a clear signal that the U.S. is about to funnel millions of our tax dollars into his operations in Syria.
The time to stop this madness is now. Contact your congressional representatives and demand they ban all funds to Syria immediately. We've already seen the consequences of unchecked funding, like the billions wasted on the Taliban. Enough is enough.
In August, Debbie Wasserman Schultz bought $HL, Hecla Mining Company.
It peaked at 45% up.
She sits on the the Environment, Manufacturing, and Critical Minerals Sub Committee
Her portfolio is slowly becoming one of the best performers in Congress.
@geoffschwartz Interesting that he frames Hunter’s accomplishments to being the product of playing for an average team, but fails to note that Jeanty doesn’t play in a power conference. Granted, I don’t think that should take away from Jeanty’s feats, but I also don’t discount Hunter’s.
The issue is Kamala Harris, a presidential nominee with a JD, doesn’t know speech isn’t a “privilege” — similar to Ketanji Brown Jackson complaining about the First Amendment “hamstringing the government” when that’s exactly what it’s for. How are these people lawyers?