The Dems already have a well-used work-around.  They just won't charge the rioters.  It worked like a charm with the St. Floyd rioters.

@corbe

I'm a conservative gal. Maybe even a little to the right of our dear, late MahaRushie. I don't enjoy encountering Hillary-esque insults from my side of the aisle. I'm not stupid. I'm not evil. I'm not an enemy of the right. If name-calling is accepted as political discourse here, I can either live with it, avoid it, or move on. Or maybe I'd just drop in every so often like I used to do so you won't have to miss me so much. 

Please don't leave!  Your posts are very intelligent and thoughtful, and I would hate for TBR to lose that!

I don't know why they continue to tout Rubio.  President and Vice President cannot be from the same State.

12th Amendment to the Constitution:

The Electors shall meet in their respective states and vote by ballot for President and Vice-President, one of whom, at least, shall not be an inhabitant of the same state with themselves;

Did I read that Columbia has allowed the protestors/rioters back in?

How to Enable God Mode in Windows 11 or 10

By Avram Piltch published August 31, 2021

Get easy access to dozens of advanced settings.

God mode on Windows 11

The newer and shinier Windows' UI gets, the harder it is to access its most advanced (and often important) settings. Windows 11, like Windows 10 before it, tries to guide you into the new, modern looking Settings menu while burying but not eliminating the old-fashioned Control Panel, which still houses a lot of important options.

Even if you launch the Control Panel, you may have trouble finding the particular setting you're looking for. For example, to change your environment variables (which affect what apps you can launch from any directory via the command line), you need to go to Settings->System->About->Advanced System Settings or Control Panel->System->Advanced System Settings and then click on the Environment Variables button.

The good news is that you can see a complete list of direct shortcuts by turning on "God Mode," or, more accurately, creating a God Mode folder. Sadly, this "God Mode" is not as powerful as the ones you find in video games where you can walk through walls, be invincible or get every weapon. But God Mode in Windows 11 or Windows 10 can get you to your printer or Bluetooth settings in a single click. Here's how.

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https://www.tomshardware.com/how-to/enable-god-mode-windows-11