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@IlDiavolo
We also have a temporary House Speaker, so that's a problem.
Thank you both for taking the time out of your busy day to coach us the American voters on the practice law by self-representation outside a court of law. Not how to evaluate a man's United State Constitutional ability by oath to be President of the United States of America. Do you even know what you both are doing?
That may be true, but the public perception of trusting Fauci/Birx at the time was a passive greenlight for all of their recommendations which the States then based their policies on.
Especially of note was the claim that taking the Pharma vaccine would stop/slow the spread when we now know it never did anything of the sort.
I had assumed you were caught up with what the GOP charges were, but I can see that the liberal media has not done its job... again...
Though I feel this is a disingenuous retort from you, tbh.
Then a horrible economist you would make. An economy is not just a GDP number and unemployment statistic.
the evidence you claim exists that convinces you Biden was running or involved in a criminal scheme.
The economy is an incredibly complex subject
Not a single thing you said made sense or applies to our discission.
We're not talking about the practice of law, we're talking about evidence and if there is any sufficient to justify the claims.
None of what we're talking about has anything to with the constitutionality of Trump being president.
What on earth are you talking about?Who is "us the American voters"? Last I checked I was an American voter.
Trump was an Exsecutive officer who had been elected by the people to sit in the Oval Office not President
Doesn't this sound like you are admitting to practicing criminal law as you say none of what is talked about is Constitutional.
You are practicing law as you are publicly speaking of criminal laws and making claims of greivance as criminal conduct.
I am talking about the Oath of office of President in Article II which describes how a man elected must show as his ability to serve, protect, and defend United States Constitution to be a President of this office
No, criminal law is an entirely different subject.No, we're not. We're talking about evidence of wrongdoing, and whether the evidence supports the claims. That's about logic, not criminal law.
And even if the conversation about the president's actions was had in a legal context, this still would not qualify as "practicing law". To practice law, by definition, requires one to do so within the judicial system. This is not the judicial system, it's a debate site.
None of us were talking about that
I asked you to briefly summarize your case.
It doesn't make any sence to seek proof as evidence in writing if you are not writing about a crime.
No insualt meant but this is straight forward in that the people and all courts of established justice all in thier many forms are indeed part of this process, as United State.
The United States of America consists of three branches of govrement and four states of law.
Proof, evidence, etc. are not terms exclusive to criminal activity, they're terms of logic from which the criminal justice system bases itself upon.
Still has nothing to do with "practicing law".
If I believe my wife is cheating on me and want to evaluate whether my belief is rational, I need to consider what evidence I have; text messages, receipts, etc. and determine whether my belief is justified or if I'm just being paranoid. Same exact process, nothing to do with criminal statues.
80 days later
36 days later
his health issues, the shameless corruption around him, the economic crisis that is getting closer and closer, the migration crisis, the possible outbreak of a war, everything seems to be against Joe.
Middle-class americans are struggling to pay their house rents.
If they were middle-class, they would be paying a mortgage, not rent.You obviously don’t know what you’re talking about