UPDATE: Donald Trump Takes Office as the 47th US President
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"HELP!!! HELLLLLLP!!!!"
Michigan is more than Detroit-Lansing! Those North and West Michigan cities are the ones that drown out East and Central Michigan. The same state that elected Engler, Snyder and the turn out for Trump I do not put it past those Northern and Western cities to fcuk everything up!
Just a matter of time there WILL be boots on the ground.
He also knows Schumer/Jeffries are not going to do anything if either/both House/Senate goes to the Democratic Party.
"If not now, when?"
On the First Circuit argument to uphold the Maine initiative that could end Super PACs
Lawrence LessigAug 03, 2026
In 1896, the United States Supreme Court court-splained America about just what segregation meant. Laws mandating the separation of the races, the Supreme Court told us in Plessy v. Ferguson, “do not necessarily imply the inferiority of either race to the other.” And if African Americans understood them differently, that was “not by reason of anything found in the act, but solely because the colored race chooses to put that construction upon it.” Forcing Black people to sit separately from White people had nothing to do with inequality. Both races were disabled from mixing with the other — equally.
What’s astonishing about that holding is not that that Supreme Court made it. What’s astonishing is how often its conclusions were repeated as if they were principles of logic penned by the Almighty himself. The Kansas Supreme Court, seven years later, wrote about schools, “The principle of equality is in no wise violated by the establishment of separate race schools.” The same holding is repeated endlessly across the nation. And not just by the judges. Criticizing the decision that reversed Plessy, one of America’s leading law professors, Herbert Wechsler, quoted Plessy’s “chooses to put that construction upon it” language and then asked, “Is there not a point” to it?
But it took another (and greater) law professor to put the whole debate into its proper context. Responding to Wechsler’s question the following year, Yale law professor Charles Black invoked “one of the sovereign prerogatives of philosophers—that of laughter.” It was absurd, Black insisted, to require that courts “refuse to note a plain fact about the society of the United States—the fact that the social meaning of segregation is … inferiority.”
“Must a court,” he asked, almost pleadingly, “pretend not to know?”
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Does this number include (mentally and physically) disabled people as well? Pretty convenient to say a number for Boomer click bait! That number is pretty low based on the way people try to say GenZ is so lacking.
This is extremely on point. Outside SE Michigan (i.e. greater Detroit), the state is very much like Indiana, PARTICULARLY in the Upper Peninsula. The necks be red.
its like Pensylvania or as its better known as Pennsyltucky..nothing but suburbic sundown towns that vote red
The further you get away from Money, the more your ignorance increases. Think of the solar system. The further you're away from the sun, the colder it gets. Blacks are the fucking sun in this economic universe, and those republican voters are Pluto.
If they tell your ass to get back in the fields, are you going to do it?” JhoonVille."If not now, when?"
On the First Circuit argument to uphold the Maine initiative that could end Super PACs
Lawrence Lessig
Aug 03, 2026
In 1896, the United States Supreme Court court-splained America about just what segregation meant. Laws mandating the separation of the races, the Supreme Court told us in Plessy v. Ferguson, “do not necessarily imply the inferiority of either race to the other.” And if African Americans understood them differently, that was “not by reason of anything found in the act, but solely because the colored race chooses to put that construction upon it.” Forcing Black people to sit separately from White people had nothing to do with inequality. Both races were disabled from mixing with the other — equally.
What’s astonishing about that holding is not that that Supreme Court made it. What’s astonishing is how often its conclusions were repeated as if they were principles of logic penned by the Almighty himself. The Kansas Supreme Court, seven years later, wrote about schools, “The principle of equality is in no wise violated by the establishment of separate race schools.” The same holding is repeated endlessly across the nation. And not just by the judges. Criticizing the decision that reversed Plessy, one of America’s leading law professors, Herbert Wechsler, quoted Plessy’s “chooses to put that construction upon it” language and then asked, “Is there not a point” to it?
But it took another (and greater) law professor to put the whole debate into its proper context. Responding to Wechsler’s question the following year, Yale law professor Charles Black invoked “one of the sovereign prerogatives of philosophers—that of laughter.” It was absurd, Black insisted, to require that courts “refuse to note a plain fact about the society of the United States—the fact that the social meaning of segregation is … inferiority.”
“Must a court,” he asked, almost pleadingly, “pretend not to know?”
I'm a cutlass to the neck guy. Y'all can prove your humanity in whatever manner they allow you to do it. I'm going to cut your fucking neck off and dare god to say something about it. He ain't do nothing for the Palestinian children and he didn't say a mumbling word for 400 years before that. Y'all can live under tyrants if you want. It's living!
Y'all want Thomas Massie to run and do what?
Y'all respect documents signed amongst thieves? The problem with black people is that they think the Constitution applies to them.
So fake threats didn't work. Faking a victory didn't work. Damnit we fired everybody who could think. Running out of missiles. Running out of money. Getting our assess kicked in the social media game. Only thing donny gonna try is more lying.
Donny made $4 billion in the last year, and he just filed the paperwork to make your paper work too for a measly $100k.
They're chumping Americans.
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Lmbaoooooo
Compared to bombs, ballrooms, and reflecting pools fuck dem kids.
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