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Re: It's not just 11/5 I'm concerned about, it's 12/11 - pdq - 11-03-2024
$tevie wrote:
[quote=wurm]
[quote=Ted King]
Well... Biden could declare that the following act of his is an official act (neener, neener Shameful Six) and just do it:
Declare that the popular vote winner is the next president so we don't need to bother with all that Electoral College nonsense and Congressional approval thing.
That could earn him a spot on a new Mount Rushmore.
That's a cute idea, but our Supreme Court believes everything written in the Constitution is literally perfect. So it can't happen even if it could happen.
Meh. They’re not that hot on that “well-regulated militia” thing.
Re: It's not just 11/5 I'm concerned about, it's 12/11 - GGD - 11-03-2024
$tevie wrote:
almost every person who might have helped him is going to dump him and start looking for a more lucrative, and less toxic, job for their resumes. I don't even picture Bannon or Miller sticking around. He'll be a big-L loser with nothing to offer anybody but more boring stories.
Pillow guy will still hang until one of them is dead.
But Melania will be first in line to dump him.
Re: It's not just 11/5 I'm concerned about, it's 12/11 - RgrF - 11-03-2024
Well in that event Joe could dust off what's reputed to be a Papal reference by Stalin "How many divisions does the Pope have?
Re: It's not just 11/5 I'm concerned about, it's 12/11 - wurm - 11-04-2024
$tevie wrote:
[quote=wurm]
[quote=Ted King]
Well... Biden could declare that the following act of his is an official act (neener, neener Shameful Six) and just do it:
Declare that the popular vote winner is the next president so we don't need to bother with all that Electoral College nonsense and Congressional approval thing.
That could earn him a spot on a new Mount Rushmore.
That's a cute idea, but our Supreme Court believes everything written in the Constitution is literally perfect. So it can't happen even if it could happen.
Okay, bear with me. I'm going to post a (nsfw) Joe Rogan link. But it's from a stand-up routine before he became who he is now I think. Anyway, he does a bit about the Constitution. I have to admit, I did laugh.