Comments by "spaceflight101" (@spaceflight1019) on "Fox Business" channel.

  1.  @williammunn1680  Apparently, common sense ain't quite as "common" as you might think. Every time Trump's tax returns have been released his haters froth at the mouth about how "he's going down" but nothing happens. Boring.
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  2. For conservatives and peons, yes.
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  3. The executive branch has learned that it can do whatever it wants to and nothing can stop them. File a lawsuit? Take a hike! Lose in the courts? You and what army are going to "enforce" the ruling? Vote them out of office? Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
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  4. ​ @nk-dw2hm When was the insurrection trial...?
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  5. ​ @leddygee1896  If only it was the original Jim Jones recipe...
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  6. ​ @personnesenki4521 But, unlike Santos, he's not going anywhere anytime soon.
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  7. He's beginning to sound like a Republican, and the Pennsylvania Communists won't put up with that. Look for Summer Lee to challenge Fetterman... unless he's doing exactly what he's been told to do by the handlers.
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  8.  @zaphodbebop105  No, that's the Trump Corporation.
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  9. ​ @enyajungle When was the trial, again?;
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  10. ​ @danquerry3436 "peacefully and patriotically..."
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  11. He'll let Fetterman do it. It'll be the shortest debate ever.
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  12.  @OnGodsLevel  As far a Wyoming residents care, California can fall into the sea! I've been there, they don't need electricity to survive.
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  13. By definition, a "lie" is a deliberate attempt to mislead. This guy truly believes the stuff he says is true because that's what his handlers have told him.
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  14.  @nk-dw2hm  It's not the job of Colorado, nor any other state, to "try" someone on a Federal, Constitutional issue. It's a federal issue and must be tried in the federal court system. Now, just to show you my interest here, ponder this: Since the outcome of the dispute is well-defined, i.e., the loss of eligibility for president, it could very well be argued that since neither liberty or money is at risk then the due process/equals protection clauses don't apply. But if they didn't, don't you think that it would have been specifically spelled out?
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  15. ​ @scruf153 I used to ride a motorcycle to work. Sometimes work was 250 miles away. The best days are when you get paid to ride a motorcycle.
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  16. FYI, there are way more ranches than farms in Wyoming. And the equine community is thriving out there.
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  17. How about the ones that were never allowed to possess and retain classified documents in the first place? Senators? No. Vice president? Before 2009, no. President? Yes.
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  18. It's a beautiful place, but you gotta be tough to survive there.
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  19. Nobody can afford anything but they keep building new houses and selling new cars.
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  20. Wyoming residents have a name for California folks: bear food.
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  21. No, he won't. Once you rise to a certain level you are untouchable.
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  22. It would take too long to travel from Cody to Red Lodge.
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  23. ​ @enyajungle But they all had a day in court, and every one was presented with the opportunity to defend themselves. Pretty basic stuff.
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  24.  @enyajungle  Actually, the Whiskey Rebellion is a good example of an insurrection.
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  25.  @nk-dw2hm  Name ANY amendment that a violation of requires a conviction. The problem is that there are a lot of vagueness and assumptions built into the constitution. To your point, why then couldn't your local magistrate find someone guilty of insurrection?
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  26. ​ @M-A-R-V-I-K It's actually in Section One. It comes before section 3.
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  27.  @M-A-R-V-I-K  If Section Three is not subject to due process then why is any other section. US vs. Powell teaches us that, among others, Trump is entitled to a day in court. Because this is a Constitutional issue, Powell was tried by a circuit court, and Trump gets the same thing. Powell also had a trial by jury, something else that's guaranteed. You don't get to pick and choose what parts you like.
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  28. There are a lot of places out west that are pretty desolate. No cell service either.
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  29. As someone commented, in China they're teaching third-graders multivariable calculus.
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  30. So, let's see...based upon US vs. Powell, 1871, we learned that a lowly county constable, charged with violating Article 3 years before the amendment was even proposed, received his equal protection and due process rights, being tried before a US Circuit Court, and perhaps most importantly, a jury of his peers. The North Carolina Supreme Court didn't try Powell. The North Carolina Secretary of State didn't declare Powell ineligible. If a constable received such protection then why shouldn't a president?
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  31. ​ @mt_gox USAIR employees "had it in writing" and a judge shafted them anyway.
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  32. ​ @DJold1 Why would you do that when you can just go to court and demand more support?
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  33.  @DJold1  Why do you say that?
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  34. @denny123456789denny  And you don't live around Pittsburgh, where many a father was told "you will continue to support the mother of your children and their mother in the lifestyle to which they are accustomed" despite the collapse of the steel industry and USAir.
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  35. @denny123456789denny  At Duquesne Light, the ex-wives had a copy of the union contract and every time there was a COLA increase they went straight to the courts for more money. Why work when a judge is giving you free money?
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  36. Schiff's "Plain Sight" Russia collusion evidence will be released as soon as the Kraken released evidence of election fraud...
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  37. ​ @asianguy6174 You'll learn that when you start working on construction.
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  38.  @Teeveepicksures  Says the person who knows nothing about economics.
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  39.  @Teeveepicksures  If you knew how a economic system actually works you would understand the importance of skilled trades and laborers. But you don't, so...
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  40. Civilization as we know it wouldn't exist without the era of steam power.
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  41. There is a historical precedent here. On April 5, 1952, the day before a steel strike was to begin, Harry Truman issued Executive Order Number 10340. It directed Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer to take possession of the nation's steel mills and keep them running.
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  42. In Florida, most homes in retirement communities have a golf cart plugged in. Electric cars are just a larger golf cart.
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  43.  @bitcoindaddy1  faxes never went out of use due to the legal system.
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  44.  @bitcoindaddy1  How much do you know about how people live in Wyoming? The equine culture is thriving there. They don't do "horse and buggy", they do "horse and wagon". They don't live like Easterners do, and they are proud of it.
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  45.  @bitcoindaddy1  Remember this: what works here doesn't necessarily work everywhere.
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  46.  @bitcoindaddy1  let me give you a little history lesson...at the beginning of the internal combustion auto era, the vehicles were lauded as a way to improve public health in population centers by removing horse urine and manure from public streets. Opponents cited the unreliability of the automobile and its unpredictability to suddenly catch fire. Sound familiar?
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  47. @ultraquiz, unless you live in Taxslyvania, you have not a clue!
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  48.  @kyleah613  , just trying to accommodate our Afghan refugees.
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  49.  @Mike-fo3qh just like motorcycles, if I have to explain it you wouldn't understand it.
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  50.  @Mike-fo3qh  , here's how it goes: I invest my time in a thoughtful answer. You dismiss it. So, I just saved a lot of bandwidth. Have a great day.
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