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Wish I had seen this a week or so ago. Could’ve told y’all then. Joseph isn’t going anywhere and SLC’s had someone else in mind from the start, anyway. All’s well at the Reservation.
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Southlake Carroll open!!
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Maduro Captured
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Maduro Captured
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“That said, this is a bad day for Cuba, China, Russia, and Iran, which were in cahoots with Maduro and have reason to fear U.S. power. Their instrument for influence in the Western Hemisphere via Venezuela is out of power and out of luck, sitting in a U.S. jail cell.“ Excerpt From “Trump’s Audacious Maduro Raid Sends a Powerful Message” The Editors National Review [Hidden Content]
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Trump needs to pipe down some. If typical, there are still assets in country who will be pursued by Maduro loyalists, and cartels. They will have their heads on a swivel. This is why I said ‘speak softly.’ @Reagan
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China is all over it, and has been. They have an increasing presence, and have put a block on exports of their own rare earth minerals while trying to gain control over all others. Today’s militaries and space programs can’t function without rare earth minerals. I’ve also mentioned their military involvement. Russia is there as well. This is the closest major communist enemies/adversaries of the U.S. have been to us in our own hemisphere since the ‘80’s. [Hidden Content]
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Wong Kim Ark was about people lawfully in the country. They immigrated lawfully and had been granted permanent residency. This current case is not about legal immigration. Wong Kim Ark’s family did not commit a crime to enter the United States. In the current case it is about a person entering the United States while committing a crime. Precedents don’t really matter They only matter in trials and lower court rulings. For example locally in Jefferson County, if the police arrest a person and then take a sworn confession from him but the police did not advise the person of his constitutional rights under Miranda, it is an unlawfully obtained confession. Precedent tells the trial judge to disallow the statement and any evidence gathered from the unlawful statement. The Supreme Court however doesn’t have to go by precedent and can overturn its own decisions. An example is that Roe v Wade said that states could not stop abortions within certain limits but in Dobbs v Jackson WHO the precedent was overturned. Some people cried foul because Roe v. Wade had been precedent for 49 years. That can’t be!! But let’s take a trip down memory lane. In 1896 the Supreme Court in Plessy v. Ferguson said that segregation was lawful as long as accommodations were equal. That gave us the phrase separate but equal. Colored water fountains, lunch counters, etc., were constitutional Then in 1954, almost 60 years later, the Supreme Court in Brown v Board of Education said that segregation in schools was unconstitutional, effectively overturning Plessy v Ferguson. Awesome! The Supreme Court overturned a bad ruling in Plessy. Precedents should not be locked into stone. Oh, guaranteed abortions were overturned? Supreme Court precedents should be locked in stone! So apparently one side of the aisle thinks that precedents should stand!! Well, except the ones that we don’t like…..
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rupert3 started following *28-1A District Games Friday, Jan. 2*/Post updates & results here
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Venezuelans around the world are celebrating in the streets at the fall of Maduro. Who are the only ones against it….. democrats. Only an anti-American will be toting protest signs against this. They’re coming. Heck, even Chuckie might poke his head out. You know he can’t stand a huge Trump victory like this. I’m curious as to what AOC has to say. Probably something stupid as usual. She’ll be stomping her feet behind a podium to help get her feelings felt.
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Maduro Captured
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Port Neches-Groves 29 Beaumont West Brook 81/FINAL
Kowboy98 replied to AggiesAreWe's topic in High School Boys Basketball
Sterling will be the 4th seed! -
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Coach85 replied to AggiesAreWe's topic in High School Boys Basketball
I believe Bryson had a couple of playoff teams. -
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Maduro Captured
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Now, if he’d only follow the speak softly part…
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pngfan316 replied to AggiesAreWe's topic in High School Boys Basketball
I’ve been saying this for the past three years, but it’s clear this program needs a change. -
The most definitive court case on the subject is United States v. Wong Kim Ark, 169 U.S. 649 (1898). In Wong Kim Ark, the Supreme Court held that a person who is born in the United States, of parents who, at the time of his birth, are subjects of a foreign power, whose parents have a permanent domicile and residence in the United States, and whose parents are there carrying on business and are not employed in any diplomatic or official capacity of the foreign power to which they are subject is considered subject to the jurisdiction of the United States and therefore a citizen of the United States by birth under the 14th Amendment. Isn't this considered precedence?
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That it does! Lol
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PNG taking keeping him very serious, it appears.
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Port Neches-Groves 29 Beaumont West Brook 81/FINAL
navydawg31 replied to AggiesAreWe's topic in High School Boys Basketball
Was told this was PNG most talented roster in school history… lot of people have PNG going as the 4th seed but after this I think they may change their minds… -
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Southlake Carroll open!!
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Southlake Carroll open!!
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bullets13 reacted to a post in a topic:
Southlake Carroll open!!
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Port Neches-Groves 29 Beaumont West Brook 81/FINAL
pngfan316 replied to AggiesAreWe's topic in High School Boys Basketball
3-27 in the last 30 district games for PNG....