Homan: "We're not stopping. I don't care what the judges think. I don't care what the left thinks. We're coming."

WHY did so many people think that in the end everything would be same old same old,.....that all the old bullshit tactics would just continue on working as they have for so long? Are they dumb or just WILLFULLY BLIND? Of course that CRAP wont work anymore,...we are late stage now,...now it is to the point of fix by any means necessary or die as a nation. We wont die as a nation,....instead we will simply slap the corrupt across the mouth and tell them to shut the fuck up or next time they get the proverbial butt of the rifle up against the head... The time for niceties is over.
 
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WHY did so many people think that in the end everything would be same old same old,.....that all the old bullshit tactics would just continue on working as they have for so long? Are they dumb or just WILLFULLY BLIND? Of course that CRAP wont work anymore,...we are late stage now,...now it is to the point of fix by any means necessary or die as a nation. We wont die as a nation,....instead we will simply slap the corrupt across the mouth and tell them to shut the fuck up or next time they get the proverbial butt of the rifle up against the head... The time for niceties is over.
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"By any means necessary" includes suspending the Constitution?
 
People don't seem to get it yet. We are in the very late stages of the game. This is hit all your clackers time and fire up the gun ships or be over run and people STILL have their heads in the clouds and Oh well ho hum......LMAO! DUMMIES! To this day a full half of the country have no idea just how far gone we were,.........how blind. Nope......this is war now and we WILL WIN because we HAVE TO. Wake the F up.
 

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Jan 16, 2025 — More than 140 Democrats voted against a House bill to deport illegal immigrants convicted of sex crimes on Thursday.
 
AProudLefty said:
We have checks and balances. Are you in favor of disregarding that?
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We haven't discarded that. Don't be silly. You guys can hate Trump all you want to,...in plain English we could really give a fuck less. But YOU WILL accept reality because you will be made to. This is happening whether you or anyone else wants to believe it or accept it or not.
 
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The U.S. Constitution establishes checks and balances, a system where each branch of government (legislative, executive, and judicial) has powers that can limit the actions of the other two, preventing any one branch from becoming too powerful.

Here's a breakdown of how checks and balances work:
1. Legislative Branch (Congress):
    • Checks on the Executive Branch:
        • Impeachment: The House can impeach (charge) the President or other federal officials, and the Senate can try them.
        • Override Vetoes: Congress can override a presidential veto with a two-thirds vote in both houses.
        • Declaring War: Congress has the power to declare war.
        • Approving Treaties: The Senate must approve treaties negotiated by the President.
        • Confirming Appointments: The Senate must confirm presidential appointments, including judges and cabinet members.
    • Checks on the Judicial Branch:
        • Impeachment: The House can impeach federal judges, and the Senate can try them.
        • Setting Court Jurisdiction: Congress can set the jurisdiction of federal courts.
        • Changing Court Size: Congress can alter the size of the Supreme Court.
        • Proposing Constitutional Amendments: Congress can propose amendments to the Constitution, which can be used to overturn judicial decisions.
2. Executive Branch (President):
    • Checks on the Legislative Branch:
        • Veto Power: The President can veto legislation passed by Congress.
        • Commander-in-Chief: The President is the commander-in-chief of the military, but Congress has the power to declare war.
    • Checks on the Judicial Branch:
        • Appointing Judges: The President can appoint judges to the federal courts, but the Senate must confirm them.
        • Granting Pardons: The President can grant pardons for federal crimes.
3. Judicial Branch (Supreme Court and Federal Courts):
    • Checks on the Legislative Branch:
        • Judicial Review: The Supreme Court can review laws passed by Congress and declare them unconstitutional.
    • Checks on the Executive Branch:
        • Judicial Review: The Supreme Court can review actions taken by the President and declare them unconstitutional.
    • Checks on Both Branches:
        • Interpreting the Constitution: The Supreme Court interprets the Constitution and its meaning.
The Importance of Checks and Balances:
    • Prevents Tyranny:
      By distributing power among the branches, checks and balances help prevent any one branch from becoming too powerful and potentially tyrannical.
    • Promotes Accountability:
      Each branch is accountable to the others, ensuring that they act in a responsible and constitutional manner.
    • Ensures a Balanced Government:
      The system of checks and balances helps maintain a balance of power and prevents any one branch from dominating the others.
 
ThatOwlWoman said:
This is really turning into the Bully Administration, isn't it?
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Yep....we will do the hard work that needs doing,....meanwhile the left can sit on the sidelines crying like the little kids we always knew they were,.......wont change or stop a single thing. Like it or lump it but YOU WILL LIVE it,...nothing you can do about that either,.....ZERO.

So,...as Lefty used to be so fond of saying,.......COPE,....Just COPE. Remember? ;)

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The U.S. Constitution establishes checks and balances, a system where each branch of government (legislative, executive, and judicial) has powers that can limit the actions of the other two, preventing any one branch from becoming too powerful.

Here's a breakdown of how checks and balances work:
1. Legislative Branch (Congress):
    • Checks on the Executive Branch:
        • Impeachment: The House can impeach (charge) the President or other federal officials, and the Senate can try them.
        • Override Vetoes: Congress can override a presidential veto with a two-thirds vote in both houses.
        • Declaring War: Congress has the power to declare war.
        • Approving Treaties: The Senate must approve treaties negotiated by the President.
        • Confirming Appointments: The Senate must confirm presidential appointments, including judges and cabinet members.
    • Checks on the Judicial Branch:
        • Impeachment: The House can impeach federal judges, and the Senate can try them.
        • Setting Court Jurisdiction: Congress can set the jurisdiction of federal courts.
        • Changing Court Size: Congress can alter the size of the Supreme Court.
        • Proposing Constitutional Amendments: Congress can propose amendments to the Constitution, which can be used to overturn judicial decisions.
2. Executive Branch (President):
    • Checks on the Legislative Branch:
        • Veto Power: The President can veto legislation passed by Congress.
        • Commander-in-Chief: The President is the commander-in-chief of the military, but Congress has the power to declare war.
    • Checks on the Judicial Branch:
        • Appointing Judges: The President can appoint judges to the federal courts, but the Senate must confirm them.
        • Granting Pardons: The President can grant pardons for federal crimes.
3. Judicial Branch (Supreme Court and Federal Courts):
    • Checks on the Legislative Branch:
        • Judicial Review: The Supreme Court can review laws passed by Congress and declare them unconstitutional.
    • Checks on the Executive Branch:
        • Judicial Review: The Supreme Court can review actions taken by the President and declare them unconstitutional.
    • Checks on Both Branches:
        • Interpreting the Constitution: The Supreme Court interprets the Constitution and its meaning.
The Importance of Checks and Balances:
    • Prevents Tyranny:
      By distributing power among the branches, checks and balances help prevent any one branch from becoming too powerful and potentially tyrannical.
    • Promotes Accountability:
      Each branch is accountable to the others, ensuring that they act in a responsible and constitutional manner.
    • Ensures a Balanced Government:
      The system of checks and balances helps maintain a balance of power and prevents any one branch from dominating the others.
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Wow. pEarl is such a patriot that he just gave the Constitution the finger. He's not only drunk the orange Koolaid, he's swimming in it.
 
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