Warthogs are artiodactyls, not feliforms.
There are crazy people shouting on streetcorners who have larger audiences than daytime CNN.
Not sure that's the case. American spacecraft and facilities would fall under American jurisdiction. That might, unfortunately, include the EPA.
Let's see the conspiracy nuts say we never put a man on the moon after that.
Shouldn't that be at the very top?
The media tells them what to think and they can't imagine anything different.
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Then it would probably be considered parchment instead of paper.
So she's saying that their voting system is so poorly designed that a single user error can disenfranchise thousands of people?
Her concession was irrelevant. The real difference was that they didn't cheat enough to make it look like she had won.
What's scary is how many of them don't even comprehend the contradiction when you point it out.
Do you have a version where it's ordered based off Biden's vote totals? I'm curious how it would look in comparison.
Ordering based on relative party registration might also be useful.
18 U.S.C. § 912:
Whoever falsely assumes or pretends to be an officer or employee acting under the authority of the United States or any department, agency or officer thereof, and acts as such, or in such pretended character demands or obtains any money, paper, document, or thing of value, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than three years, or both.
How about just board?
While she's in it.
Honestly, I doubt most people would even bother to check. Knowing that the option exists would go a long way towards reassuring voters.
I mean seeing who you voted for. It isn't enough to just prevent people from seeing it without your permission. For a secret ballot to work, there must be no way for anyone else to know for certain how you voted, even if you want them to.
He could say that because he was the president. I suspect the current president would be willing to cooperate with the court on this matter.
Booths at secure locations, maybe courthouses, where people can go in one at a time and verify their votes.
You would also need to control who can view the data once the password is entered. Maybe something like single person booths at secure locations like courthouses or other government buildings.
In my area, they don't let people have their phones out at the voting booth for this exact reason.
The measurement has more significant figures than the law, and should be rounded to the nearest tenth.
Might be able to skip step 1. I don't think the rules actually require the Speaker to be a member of the House.