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I'm sure that was the exact sentiment you had 4 years ago.

Really, cause he was elected for a term that started on Jan 20, 2021 and ends on Jan 20, 2025, so yes, it was what they voted for.

Typical liberal media - average Joe has 10,000 bones on his properties he's a serial killer. If he were rich, he'd just be eccentric.

Trump has a history of doing whatever tools he had at his disposal to acquire whatever properties he wants---including committing fraud. So to think that with a property with high business potential(mineral development) like Greenland, that could enrich him and his buddies, that he wouldn't use military is to discount his history.

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I was 16. 8 way split on the damages, never allowed on the golf course again, backhand to the head from my father for the crime of "if your friends are going to jump off a bridge...". So all-in-all, it was worth it.

No, this was quite a few years ago. The take-away from that night was two-fold. First - for each person involved in the crime you exponentially raise your chances of getting caught. And second, no matter how big of a hill you go down, you will never gain enough speed to clear anything in an electric golf cart, even a small pond.

Dad?

If they are getting reparations, I want reparations for that time I took the golf cart on a joy ride and it ended up in a pond off the 14th.

I'll answer, for the same reason I don't discuss whether the world is flat, at this point it's been conclusively and 100% proven to not be true.

Call your representatives, we thank you for your support.

I remember during the riot seeing some rioters going through Ted Cruz's notes and they misinterpreted his speech saying "he sold us out" and one said 'let's string him up". For that brief moment, they won me over.

Wow - thanks for this news. I can't believe I've been walking around not knowing this.

The people who live in 50 to 75 degree winters will be inconvenienced for a little while---oh no!

I wonder why he doesn't have interest in making Mexico a state? I'm struggling to come up with a reason for why he's not considering that---what could be the difference?

I sing it "A small town boy from North Windsor"

I think they did 2 or 3 openings, I thought they were hilarious, definitely worth checking out.

Will Clint Black have to change his song?

Thought she was good, just not as good as Ricky or the Amy&Tina duo.

Pretty funny that you think I'm trying to play both sides and am the one who is quiet, as if I have a reputation around here about not sharing my opinions. I will add your ability to know what others are thinking even when they say the otherwise my ever growing list of notes about you. With such perceptiveness, I bet I don't even have to tell you what my other notes are about you, tough-guy.

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And that would be fine if it was your crazy uncle-but even "just talk" from the POTUS has affects, economic and political. Interesting that he's not talking about the things he spoke about during the campaign like lowering the price of goods in this country. Didn't say a word about that in his meandering 72 minute press conference yesterday.

Easier said then done. Can Trump overturn Biden’s ban on offshore drilling? ‘It’s not so simple,’ experts say On Jan. 6, two weeks before Trump’s inauguration, Biden issued an executive order protecting 625 million acres of unleased coastal waters from offshore oil and gas drilling. Areas included in the ban — which has no expiration date — are the East Coast, much of the West Coast, the eastern portion of the Gulf of Mexico and part of the Northern Bering Sea. In issuing the ban, Biden cited authority granted to him in the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act, which was passed in 1953, during Dwight Eisenhower’s administration. Section 12a of the act states, “the President of the United States may, from time to time, withdraw from disposition any of the unleased lands of the Outer Continental Shelf.” This means, Trump, upon assuming office, could very well issue an order reversing the ban, but the matter would likely be resolved in court — which would be a time-consuming process. If it were subject to litigation, the Biden administration, based on the text of the 1953 law, would have “a very strong argument” that future presidents cannot revoke or modify a withdrawal, Coglianese said. The Trump administration, in turn, might argue that “either the power to withdraw comes along implicitly with the power to un-withdraw or (that) the whole delegation of authority to withdraw is unconstitutional,” he said. Would Trump garner a favorable ruling? “Give him three years in court, he might, but I don’t think so,” Lee said. This is in part because Trump already tried — and failed — to overturn similar drilling bans during his first term, Lee said. In 2019, a district judge in Alaska struck down a Trump executive order reversing bans on drilling along the state’s coast, according to CNBC. The bans, put in place by President Barack Obama, also cited the president’s authority in the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act.