Those leopards have been absolutely feasting for the last decade or so. It's a wonder they can still chase down new faces.It’s basically “I never thought that the face-eating leopards would eat my face” in an infinite loop.
Those leopards have been absolutely feasting for the last decade or so. It's a wonder they can still chase down new faces.It’s basically “I never thought that the face-eating leopards would eat my face” in an infinite loop.
No, they're right about it not being the states' job; but by judicial review it's the Supreme Court's own job to determine what is and isn't constitutional. And if it's not constitutional for Trump to run, they have a duty to say so, right here, right now, BEFORE the election is held.If they stated that it was unconstitutional for trump to be allowed to run in the first place, all the red states would throw biden off the ballot in retaliation. They would literally cripple the electoral process to get a fascist into office.
"But officer I didn't commit arson. I just set a stick on fire and threw it into the window. The flaming stick did all the burning of the building itself!"He didn't actually engage in insurrection he merely started one then sat back and watched things happen.
In a televised interview with CNN, Brian Butler said he helped Trump aide Walt Nauta load about 10 to 15 boxes onto Trump's plane at the West Palm Beach airport near his resort in June 2022, when representatives from the Justice Department were meeting with Trump and his attorneys about unreturned classified material.
Butler, whom CNN identified as “Trump Employee 5” in an indictment filed by special counsel Jack Smith, said in the interview that aired Monday that the boxes were “the boxes that were in the indictment, the white banker’s boxes,” referring to photos in the federal indictment.
Butler said in the interview that he was unaware that potentially classified material were in the boxes.
“I had no clue. I mean, we were just taking them out of the Escalade, piling them up,” Butler told CNN, adding that he told federal investigators about the movement of boxes. "I remember they were all stacked on top of each other, and then we’re lifting them up to the pilots.”
Butler said that he would be willing to testify during a trial.