Legal Experts: Supreme Court Is Lawless After Upholding Texas Abortion Law

[Saltwater60]

The new VP isn't the VP until *after* the vote.

There is nobody to be the tie breaker on a vote to confirm a new VP.

IIRC a 50/50 split is not confirmed.

And you actually trust the Republicans to hold the line when the democrats start saying this is in the best interest for the country, security purposes say we need a VP, this is how this needs to be done. Do t make me fall out of my chair. One will slide over.

 

[tirwin1]

There has been talk and questions from Field Grade Officers looking for a consensus among the enlisted as to "if" they would take up arms against their fellow citizens, and from what we have heard the answer was a definitive NO!
I expect there are and will always be Kapo's and those "just following orders" but the majority will skip out and become the "enemy" they were supposed to round up at gun point.

Source?

 

[spat]

And you actually trust the Republicans to hold the line when the democrats start saying this is in the best interest for the country, security purposes say we need a VP, this is how this needs to be done. Do t make me fall out of my chair. One will slide over.

Oh, I think the 50/50 Dem/Rep split is irrelevant.

It's the 80/20 Globalist shitweasel/Real American split that really matters for important stuff.

But, confirming a VP isn't really that important.

 

[VietnamEraVet]

The President would nominate a new VP if that position is vacant. The Senate would then need to confirm the nominee. If Harris is the President, the Senate would be split 50/50.

Only until some treacherous shitweasel like Romney crosses the aisle to vote with the Dems.

 

[Saltwater60]

Only until some treacherous shitweasel like Romney crosses the aisle to vote with the Dems.

Exact guy I was thinking of.

 

[ronstar]

How the fuck does some nosey jerk in Connecticut have legal standing to sue a doctor in Texas for performing an abortion on a stranger 7 weeks after conception????

stupidest..law....ever.