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Crime And Punishment / Re: Multiple police officers struck by gunfire in active North Carolina SWAT situation-breaking
« Last post by Right_in_Virginia on Today at 11:13:17 pm »Eight officers shot..3 dead..
Reports are a fourth officer is in critical condition.
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Crime And Punishment / Re: Multiple police officers struck by gunfire in active North Carolina SWAT situation-breaking
« Last post by DCPatriot on Today at 11:13:11 pm »Eight officers shot..3 dead..
They show up at 5AM with a SWAT team to arrest Republicans and Abortion protestors, but wait unit daylight to serve warrants for possession of illegal firearms....
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Crime And Punishment / Re: Multiple police officers struck by gunfire in active North Carolina SWAT situation-breaking
« Last post by Right_in_Virginia on Today at 11:11:54 pm »"Greenbelt Police publish video of a shooting today in Charlotte, NC, which appears to have left 3 U.S. Marshals dead."
https://twitter.com/RaheemKassam/status/1785075959286112715
https://twitter.com/RaheemKassam/status/1785075959286112715
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Elections 2024 / Re: Trump has problems that are out of his control in five swing states
« Last post by roamer_1 on Today at 11:06:46 pm »I'd have thought better of The Washington Examiner than to adopt the left's language of "fake electors".
Hawaii in the 1960 election provided a precedent for having an alternate slate of electors if the outcome of a state was in doubt. No one held the Nixon slate of Hawaii electors was "fake" or had violated any laws. So long as there were live legal challenges (too bad Trump's people idiotically pressed claims of ordinary election fraud, rather than the elections not being held as prescribed by the state legislatures as Constitutionally required as the basis for those challenges, but challenges there were), having an alternate slate of electors was an appropriate action, and serving on one did not constitute fraud.
Were those electors approved by the legislature en-toto? No.
That is where the authority of electors resides.
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Illinois / Law firm exits Tiffany Henyard, Village of Dolton's defense amidst financial strain, FBI probe
« Last post by Elderberry on Today at 11:05:32 pm »FOX 32 Chicago
The law firm representing Mayor Tiffany Henyard and the Village of Dolton in a slew of lawsuits is asking to withdraw from those cases.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPMz3CbRElM
The law firm representing Mayor Tiffany Henyard and the Village of Dolton in a slew of lawsuits is asking to withdraw from those cases.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPMz3CbRElM
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Jokes and Humor / Re: The Official TBR Silliness Thread---2024
« Last post by Cyber Liberty on Today at 11:05:11 pm »LOL~ I've never heard a single one of her songs. Wouldn't be able to pick out her voice in a multiple choice.
I haven't heard her songs, either, and I have not even heard her speak. I'm disinterested.
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Sports/Entertainment/MSM/Social Media / Re: Baseball 2024
« Last post by jmyrlefuller on Today at 11:03:13 pm »I'm from Pittsburgh. 'Nuff said. They will not get to the World Series in my lifetime. Thankfully, I'm old enough to have seen Clemente, Stargell, et al., in person.If the Red Sox and Cubs can win in my lifetime... anything is possible.
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Crime And Punishment / Re: Multiple police officers struck by gunfire in active North Carolina SWAT situation-breaking
« Last post by Sighlass on Today at 11:01:10 pm »Best guess, Blacks drugs.... imagine those in house with the one suspect the news is talking about were probable firing too. Been wrong before, but saying some of those suspects were just teens, I am gonna stick to my guesstimate.
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Immigration/Border / Re: Massachusetts Kills Plan to Prioritize Homeless Veterans Over Migrants
« Last post by DefiantMassRINO on Today at 10:59:45 pm »Massachusetts state and municipal budgets and finances are about to implode.
The best thing that happened to Massachusetts Republicans in the 1990s was Michael Stanley Dukakis running for President in 1988.
Bill Weld (Republican at the time) was elected Governor in 1990. For a couple of terms, Massachusetts had a couple of Republican House Reps in DC.
The cost of living in untenable. Those who can't leave will stage a tax revolt.
The best thing that happened to Massachusetts Republicans in the 1990s was Michael Stanley Dukakis running for President in 1988.
Bill Weld (Republican at the time) was elected Governor in 1990. For a couple of terms, Massachusetts had a couple of Republican House Reps in DC.
The cost of living in untenable. Those who can't leave will stage a tax revolt.
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