Will politicians who live mostly in DC (a new state) actually still be eligible to represent their current districts/states?
For example, if a congressman works in Arkansas, has a house in Arkansas where their kids attend school, can he really run for congress in Texas?
I'm lucky here in Texas, I've got a couple of doctors that started prescribing early on. Pharmacies tried to outlaw it, but doctors pushed back. Pharmacists can't decide if a doctor's prescription is OK or not! What BS!
Also, don't forget the https://speakwithanmd.com/ website. You can get it delivered in all 50 states, even if your state "outlawed" it. BTW I don't work with or have anything to do with this website. It was one of my back-up plans for treatment if we ever got it.
You can contact him (I put in my own state address/zip code) here:
https://www.mcconnell.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/contact
Told him 74 million voters didn't vote for him to be the leader of the party, we voted for Trump. If he doesn't like it - he needs to leave the party bc he's made enough money.
You are 100% correct. You can go to twitter website from another computer (or browser I guess) and search for your @name. You can search by latest tweets, etc. About a month before the election, I saw that it was showing zero tweets for me, even though I had. It showed absolutely nothing for me.
More and more troops pouring into Washington DC? If my city looked like that, even during the worst of natural disasters (and we get them), I would be freaking out. I can only think of one that had a smaller military presence, and that was after Katrina in New Orleans. Intersections barricaded, stop points, pedestrians being questioned and forced to show id. WTF? And only some journalists are questioning it. Republican and Democrat politicians are OK with it. You are so right - nothing is adding up!
Thanks for sharing this. I was trying to figure out when Pence statement came out. That was extremely demoralizing to me.
Then they started their 5 minute prepared speeches that weren't going to change anyone's minds. No one was going to vote for the 10 day delay. I got the feeling that Pence's statement was setting things off. At least way more than anything Trump said.
Yup!