2/3rds 2/3rds and 3/4ths are the requirements for a constitutional amendment, which is the requirement to change the citizenship granting mechanism for the country.
Or for SCOTUS to just decide the words mean something different now like a true ‘originalist’
Before losing and getting the case dismissed with prejudice ,preventing another trial during a later administration you mean, surely
Is chrome even viable as a standalone? Or is the objective to force another megacorp to buy it? Because I don’t think it makes sense for anyone but Tencent, Even Microsoft can’t make money on Edge and it’s baked into windows and just a chrome fork.
This is the classical definition of Legal Standing, yes
Every Oklahoman I have ever met would agree with this statement unironically
And everybody else dies.
I’m hoping we can find a different analogy.
She couldn’t, unless the requirements have changed dramatically over the last 2 years.
Don’t get it twisted, the military can choose to do whatever they want about this, up to and including execution of the full trump administration on day one. They represent the largest portion of the State’s monopoly on force.
What they can do legally is another matter entirely, but we’re well past legal or not at this point.
says Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick, lying as he breathes
Fixed that for you.
Now this is shitposting
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Tell me how this makes you feel
You know, after last week? Maybe they’re on to something here
They talk down-thread about poisoning the dataset
They live in a society
Counterpoint: 100 million for coffee in a year sounds astronomical, even for the 120k employees intel has. Like, what are they paying for, doordash starbucks?
Israel intentionally conflates itself with Judaism (religion) and Jewishness (ethnicity), so animosity they generate ends up being felt by the Jewish community at large. Failure to recognize this is just running cover for both the Israelis and the antisemites.
The point being, an excellent personal choice at the expense of the greater whole?
They’re insulting our ability to multi-task