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  1. Robin Ventura
  2. 100%, GRUHorn is fooling no one with this fake liberal persona.
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    The Supremes

    That is where we disagree. This is a definitive statement and it is definitely wrong. State law does not "control" on federal land, federal laws do. State laws also apply due to a regulatory decision, but full control of nearly all federal areas is retained by the feds. The regulations, rules, permits etc are all done by the feds. In our case, I doubt the state even knew we were there. Your post is clearly implying that the Feds could not build abortion facilities on BLM land, because those lands are somehow controlled by state laws. This is 100% false and even if that were true and those state laws conflicted with federal laws, the federal laws have priority due to the Supremacy clause.
  4. Get your fucking hands off me Jesus. I wanna go to the Capital.
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    The Supremes

    The Cuyahoga River has caught on fire 13 times, going back to 1868. Supreme Court 2022 - Rivers catching on fire are protected, because they are deeply rooted in this nation's history and traditions.
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    I understand and we're on the same page on that part. The BLM administratively agreed to enforce state laws on BLM land, because there hasn't really been a reason not to. Some of the other federal agencies also did so. Where we disagree is where you said state law controls on BLM property. It doesn't. Federal law "controls", state law is also allowed to be enforced. That's an important distinction. I'm also saying as someone that has directly dealt with the BLM in multiple states, that this is done as a courtesy and has little practical effect. The state has zero role in our permitting process. They are federal permits agreeing to follow federal laws on federal land. The specimens are all curated in federally regulated repositories. The federal government laws "control". The state has nothing to do with it and has no say in the process. The extended courtesy means if one of the crew broke a state law, the state could also charge them, but the feds are very much in charge of who does what and when on their land. Further, this courtesy of also extending state laws to BLM lands could be modified, or rescinded with a meeting, or executive order from Biden.
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    I've never had a single interaction with a state official for any of our BLM permits. All employees we interact with, all documents we sign, all laws we agree to follow, and all permits we file are federal. No mention of the state, or any state laws in the process at all that I can recall. It is federal land and they make all the decisions. My understanding is that the BLM allows state laws to be enforced on BLM land, but this is a courtesy they extend and there is nothing requiring them to do so. The Constitution pretty clearly gives the authority to regulate BLM land to the feds, not the states.
  8. Hey, they're letting them have prints! That's nice. I thought it would be primary colors only. You ladies must be so excited.
  9. I agree with this with the addition of them jumping on specific instances, out of context usually, if that helps them advance their narratives. Example being them jumping on the Committee for not proving "primary testimony". They extrapolate from that to discredit everything else Hutchinson said. Then move on to the hits: China, inflation, gas prices and Hunter Biden.
  10. They had Jonathan Swan of Axios on earlier. All of them, including him, were super aggressively angry earlier at the committee for putting Hutchinson's "second-hand testimony" about the Secret Service interactions without presenting "primary testimony". They neglected to mention that Meadows is refusing to provide said "primary testimony".
  11. No. She's a dean at a bullshit Christofascist profit and indoctrination center founded by, and still run by, Pat Robertson.
  12. Going to be pretty tough to top citing Michelle Bachmann as a credible source that Dems are going to make Hillary the 2024 nominee.
  13. Yes, that's from today. Also, if there is one person I trust to know the ins and outs of internal Democratic politics, it's Michelle Fucking Bachmann.
  14. Repeatedly trolling and inflicting unwelcome, ignorant, medieval, bullshit views about controlling women and what they can do with their bodies on a University of Texas message board looks out of place too, but that doesn't seem to stop you.
  15. Not to mention that the next time the Democratic Party does ANYTHING to crush political enemies will be the first time since LBJ.
  16. That is some serious small dick energy.
  17. Definitely not and Tucker seems to be making a world tour of all the countries that have already fallen.
  18. Tucker didn't get enough of a fascism-fix in Hungary, so he's going to Rio to hang with Bolsonaro. He's quite the fascist fanboy.
  19. Turkey is a dictatorship, not a democracy. Erdogan is a criminal that ordered his goons to assault American citizens on American soil. He's a wannabe Putin with a much weaker geopolitical hand. Fuck him.
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    The Supremes

    Yep. Lots of 'overreaction' actually turned out to be under reaction. Normalcy bias is a fucking bitch.
  21. Trump would fuck it up, but it wouldn't matter. He'd accidentally eject the magazine, while calling it a clip. They'd celebrate him for it and say it's been called a clip all along. He'd fuck up the safety and they'd swear "we've always called it a gun button". When he finally handed the gun to his bodyguard to kill the person, they'd celebrate him for that too. Fuck cults.
  22. Projection. Some of them, like Marsha Blackburn, who has IQ is lower than the average annual temperature of Tennessee, are not self-aware. Others are highly self-aware evil fucks, which is why their party projects like a MOFO as a primary communication strategy.
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    The Supremes

    Plenty of BLM land out west to give options for AZ, WY, MT, ID, UT. Not much BLM land in the mid-west, or east, but there is sufficient USFS land to get good geographic coverage and limit driving time of patients. Doit.gif
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