You told me a lie. **** that noise.Blackvegetable » 05 May 2025, 1:57 pm » wrote: ↑ I just told you.
You can't go wrong with
"Because Vegas is a moron."
Would you like to see the evidence?Vegas » 05 May 2025, 1:58 pm » wrote: ↑ You told me a lie. **** that noise.
You are owed 140 dodges.
Ask yourself why.
Ask yourself why someone this stupid wasn't smothered in utero...
You spelled "dicktaster" wrong.Blackvegetable » 05 May 2025, 5:54 am » wrote: ↑ Executive Order tyranny -- Obama plans to rule America with pen, phone
https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/executi ... -pen-phone
Can the president legally bypass Congress and rule the government by decree? The answer to the question above is: No. But you wouldn’t know that by listening to President Obama.
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In June 2012, facing a presidential election campaign that he feared he might lose and wishing to keep socially conservative Hispanics from voting for Mitt Romney, the president directed the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) -- the same folks who failed miserably at rolling out ObamaCare -- to establish standards of behavior for millions of illegal immigrants, which, if followed to the government’s satisfaction, would get them off of government deportation lists.
To be sure, deportation can be ruinous, particularly to a family with children who were brought here as infants and have become fully Americanized. But the conditions for deportation, and for avoiding deportation, can only be established by Congress, not by the president or his appointees.
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The Framers were so concerned with the potential of presidents to decline to enforce laws with which they disagreed that they inserted the word “faithfully” in the presidential oath when describing his enforcement obligations, and then they inserted the oath itself into the Constitution.
How dangerous is a president who wants to rule by pen and phone?
Where will he strike next?
How will this end?
Will this deliver us to tyranny?
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Trump’s executive order blitz: What he's signed and what's changed
President Donald Trump signed at least 137 executive orders in his 100 days in the Oval Office, trouncing his predecessors' respective records on signed EOs in the same time period, dating back to at least President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Trump signed 26 executive orders in his first day back in the Oval Office, and a total of 45 in his first 10 days. His 137 executive orders in his first 100 days is a benchmark that has not been met since at least Roosevelt, whose presidency began in 1933.
(insert emoji for soiling self laughing)
Blackvegetable » 05 May 2025, 2:09 pm » wrote: ↑ Ask yourself why someone this stupid wasn't smothered in utero...
https://liberalforum.net/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=64190
Since you mentioned immigration and deportations EOs that say they are going to uhold current law and prioritize are not creating law.Blackvegetable » 05 May 2025, 5:54 am » wrote: ↑ Executive Order tyranny -- Obama plans to rule America with pen, phone
https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/executi ... -pen-phone
Can the president legally bypass Congress and rule the government by decree? The answer to the question above is: No. But you wouldn’t know that by listening to President Obama.
![]()
In June 2012, facing a presidential election campaign that he feared he might lose and wishing to keep socially conservative Hispanics from voting for Mitt Romney, the president directed the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) -- the same folks who failed miserably at rolling out ObamaCare -- to establish standards of behavior for millions of illegal immigrants, which, if followed to the government’s satisfaction, would get them off of government deportation lists.
To be sure, deportation can be ruinous, particularly to a family with children who were brought here as infants and have become fully Americanized. But the conditions for deportation, and for avoiding deportation, can only be established by Congress, not by the president or his appointees.
![]()
The Framers were so concerned with the potential of presidents to decline to enforce laws with which they disagreed that they inserted the word “faithfully” in the presidential oath when describing his enforcement obligations, and then they inserted the oath itself into the Constitution.
How dangerous is a president who wants to rule by pen and phone?
Where will he strike next?
How will this end?
Will this deliver us to tyranny?
![]()
![]()
Trump’s executive order blitz: What he's signed and what's changed
President Donald Trump signed at least 137 executive orders in his 100 days in the Oval Office, trouncing his predecessors' respective records on signed EOs in the same time period, dating back to at least President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Trump signed 26 executive orders in his first day back in the Oval Office, and a total of 45 in his first 10 days. His 137 executive orders in his first 100 days is a benchmark that has not been met since at least Roosevelt, whose presidency began in 1933.
(insert emoji for soiling self laughing)
You literally cannot read.Vegas » 05 May 2025, 2:11 pm » wrote: ↑ Didn't click it. I will not entertain your stalking.
You gave a me a deflection, moron. I didn't ask what was in italics, I told you to ask yourself why you are owed 140 dodges.
You dumb mother ****.
1. yeah yeah yeah.....the usual predicatble - "even you wont..." etc...I will not entertain...etc....
Are you making a point?*Huey » 05 May 2025, 2:27 pm » wrote: ↑ Since you mentioned immigration and deportations EOs that say they are going to uhold current law and prioritize are not creating law.
A president issues executive orders (EOs) to direct the federal government in implementing existing laws, clarifying their application, or addressing specific issues within the executive branch. EOs act as directives to federal agencies, providing guidance on operations and policies. While not laws themselves, EOs have the force of law and can be used to implement, clarify, or refine existing laws.
Here we go again.
Cannonpointer » 05 May 2025, 12:16 pm » wrote: ↑ Those were on the top of old Dan.
He has a kanji tattoo that translates, "Clueless trend follower." He thinks it says Mystical Lotus Blossom.
The same artist gave him a tribal tattoo that is comprised of the word "follower" chasing itself around his wan and anemic bicep. He didn't even bother to put it in a different language. And beevee didn't object when it was being applied, because he was too doped up so as not to feel the pain.
The tattoo artist emptied beevee's wallet before he finished, and told him when he reached for it, "Not this time, brother. It's on the house."
I certainly cannot comprehend why you are not killing yourself..Vegas » 05 May 2025, 3:09 pm » wrote: ↑ You literally cannot comprehend anything.
Was I asking about the italics or for you to ask yourself why you are owed 140 dodges?
You dumb pos
Blackvegetable » 05 May 2025, 5:11 pm » wrote: ↑ I certainly cannot comprehend why you are not killing yourself..
Thanks diktastor.
This is the pattern, son. Your guy does it, they complain - and you smirk and stand behind your guy. Their guy gets in, sees your guy and raises him. You complain, and they smirk. Next verse? Same as the first.Blackvegetable » 05 May 2025, 5:54 am » wrote: ↑ Executive Order tyranny -- Obama plans to rule America with pen, phone
https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/executi ... -pen-phone
Can the president legally bypass Congress and rule the government by decree? The answer to the question above is: No. But you wouldn’t know that by listening to President Obama.
![]()
In June 2012, facing a presidential election campaign that he feared he might lose and wishing to keep socially conservative Hispanics from voting for Mitt Romney, the president directed the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) -- the same folks who failed miserably at rolling out ObamaCare -- to establish standards of behavior for millions of illegal immigrants, which, if followed to the government’s satisfaction, would get them off of government deportation lists.
To be sure, deportation can be ruinous, particularly to a family with children who were brought here as infants and have become fully Americanized. But the conditions for deportation, and for avoiding deportation, can only be established by Congress, not by the president or his appointees.
![]()
The Framers were so concerned with the potential of presidents to decline to enforce laws with which they disagreed that they inserted the word “faithfully” in the presidential oath when describing his enforcement obligations, and then they inserted the oath itself into the Constitution.
How dangerous is a president who wants to rule by pen and phone?
Where will he strike next?
How will this end?
Will this deliver us to tyranny?
![]()
![]()
Trump’s executive order blitz: What he's signed and what's changed
President Donald Trump signed at least 137 executive orders in his 100 days in the Oval Office, trouncing his predecessors' respective records on signed EOs in the same time period, dating back to at least President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Trump signed 26 executive orders in his first day back in the Oval Office, and a total of 45 in his first 10 days. His 137 executive orders in his first 100 days is a benchmark that has not been met since at least Roosevelt, whose presidency began in 1933.
(insert emoji for soiling self laughing)
You could never comprehend why you exist beyond reciting what others believe possible.Blackvegetable » 05 May 2025, 5:11 pm » wrote: ↑ I certainly cannot comprehend why you are not killing yourself..
Yeah, we know.
Wait till soup kitchen lines stretch around the churches againCannonpointer » 05 May 2025, 6:19 pm » wrote: ↑ This is the pattern, son. Your guy does it, they complain - and you smirk and stand behind your guy. Their guy gets in, sees your guy and raises him. You complain, and they smirk. Next verse? Same as the first.
There are currently 14,376,414 Americans who are unaware that we are at the end of empire - that the reason Nero is fiddling is that Rome is burning. And a goodly number of those work for the deep state. Yesterday, the number was 22,612 higher. Tomorrow, it will be that much lower. People are waking up to reality.
Financialized economies are built on straw. Multi-cultural democracies are built on borrowed time. Hegemony is a one-way dead-end skreet. The newninid states is a house of cards. Get popcorn. And turn your duplex into a heavily fortified, well-stocked bunker - within HOA parameters, of course. With the nigs running wild and the police state randomly rounding people up, the last thing you need is any **** from the HOA Board. Could be the straw...