Mike Honcho

You really didn't need two posts. But for the "Why" it's explained on that same page you provided the board the other day when we asked you to provide more info and sources. Look there.

POW Also, if I was Trump, I would have been paying people to publish the MDougal story...I would have had her picture on the Goodyear Blimp flying over the Super Bowl with the lne "I HIT THAT!!!"

Based on her decisions and actions, I don't think she will need to recuse herself, I think the 11th might just remove her.

He was probably there beating the false confessions out of the suspects.

American's were not given the choice whether to accept it or not. Also, vouchers and credits are not the same as cash, I have to use the voucher at that airline-instead of being able to take my cash to another airline that might actually be able to get me to my destination on time. You are advocating for a system that gives you less freedom.

The government also can set consumer protections, and simply saying that if you don't provide the service you sold, means you have to give the cash you received doesn't seem to be a huge burden on the operator.

Sure---let them do whatever they want---that program where Boeing lobbied and won the right to do self inspections has worked out great! Clearly, companies always work in the public interest. Whistleblowers and regulators say Boeing’s self-inspection program helped lead to safety problems, including a recent catastrophic door plug malfunction.

Yeah, but the "Dem plan" if you call for that was to ask duly elected electors to vote faithlessly. IIRC, electors not voting for the candidate they are pledged isn't even mandated in all states. Pretty sure most have made it some type of crime, but it varies. Asking electors to not vote for their pledged candidate isn't a crime though. Submitting fake electors to Congress is fraud, plain and simple. They were not the certified electors. Big difference in the two instances.

Not a lawyer, but if the it's a federal charge, I think it's possible to be charged and tried for the same crime in state and federal court. Though I agree, it's unlikely the state is going to do the same thing as Jack Smith is already doing.

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Also, I only say "We" when WE win...they lose on their own.

Why do people ask questions, when it's apparent from their replies they had no interest in the answers offered?

Still no policy on what happens when you lose your iPad when the door falls off at 25K feet.

Not sure, good question...would have been pretty funny if he did try that though. Sorry guys, I pawned it a week ago, talk to Louie on the 5th and Vine.