I have a buddy used to be at McEntire. I doubt he knows shit. I'll be quiet
Master Thread Dance Your Cares Away/Fraggle/Law Abiding Citizens
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Hope various agencies go after these questionable entities for recompense.
Good thread on Q info and connecting weird dots.
I know which one Barron is. Geez.
9Mounties07
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lol. Same here
Why do I feel like Stevie Wonder? I can't see sgut
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dirtytoeddawg
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They’re not soldiers they’re semen
That wins the internet if that is real. I suppose even if it is fake is is hilarious
dirtytoeddawg
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dirtytoeddawg
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What’s a purple tie mean?
Brb
@Rebarcock. Won't be back for days.
Goldhedge
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FYI a president can NOT make an amendment to the Constitution.
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Amending the Constitution of the United States is a deliberate and rigorous process designed to ensure that changes reflect broad consensus and are not made lightly. Here's an overview of what is required:
Step-by-Step Process:
- Proposal of the Amendment:
- Congressional Proposal: Two-thirds (2/3) of both houses of Congress (the House of Representatives and the Senate) must approve the amendment. This can happen through:
- A direct vote in Congress, where a bill proposing the amendment must garner the necessary support.
- A vote to call for a constitutional convention, which has never happened for an amendment but is stipulated in the Constitution. If 2/3 of state legislatures apply for such a convention, Congress must call one.
- Congressional Proposal: Two-thirds (2/3) of both houses of Congress (the House of Representatives and the Senate) must approve the amendment. This can happen through:
- Ratification:
- Once proposed, the amendment must be ratified by the states. There are two methods for this:
- State Legislatures: Three-fourths (3/4) of the state legislatures must approve the amendment. This means 38 states out of 50 must ratify it.
- State Conventions: Alternatively, Congress can choose to send the amendment to state conventions for ratification. This method has only been used once, for the 21st Amendment, which repealed Prohibition.
- Once proposed, the amendment must be ratified by the states. There are two methods for this:
- Time Limit for Ratification:
- Congress can set a time limit for the ratification process, typically seven years, though this is not constitutionally mandated. If the amendment is not ratified within this period, it fails.
- Certification:
- After ratification, the Archivist of the United States certifies that the amendment has been ratified and it becomes part of the Constitution.
- Congress's Role: Congress decides how the states will ratify the amendment (by legislatures or conventions) and can influence the process through setting time limits or other procedural rules.
- State-Level Process: The process at the state level can vary. State legislatures or conventions might have their own procedures, debates, and voting requirements.
- Public Involvement: While public opinion can influence the process indirectly through elections and pressure on legislators, the actual mechanics of amendment involve official governmental bodies.
- Failed Amendments: Many amendments have been proposed but not all have made it through both the proposal and ratification stages. The difficulty of the process underscores the stability and deliberative nature of changing the Constitution.
Goldhedge
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GROK
When Donald Trump wears a purple tie, several interpretations can be drawn based on cultural, political, and personal symbolism:
- Bipartisanship and Unity: Purple is often seen as a blend of red (Republican) and blue (Democrat), symbolizing unity or an attempt to bridge the political divide. Posts on X have suggested that Trump wearing a purple tie might be an effort to appeal to or work with both sides of the political spectrum, signaling a desire for unity or bipartisanship.
- Royalty and Authority: Historically, purple has been associated with royalty, nobility, and authority due to the rarity and cost of the dye in ancient times. This interpretation might suggest Trump is invoking a sense of leadership or grandeur. Some posts have noted that Trump's choice of purple could be a nod to this traditional symbolism.
- Personal Style and Messaging: Trump has been known to use his attire to send messages. His choice of tie color can sometimes be interpreted as part of his broader communication strategy. For instance, wearing a purple tie at specific times might be seen as a deliberate choice to convey a particular message, like calmness or a shift in tone from his usual aggressive red ties.
- Contrasting with Past Practices: Trump has predominantly worn red ties, which are often associated with power, aggression, and his brand identity. The switch to purple could be interpreted as a sign of change in approach or mood, perhaps aiming for a more conciliatory or different public persona.
- Cultural or Occasional Significance: Some have speculated on more esoteric interpretations, linking purple to specific events, personalities, or cultural symbols, though these are less grounded in mainstream political or fashion analysis. For example, one post linked purple to conspiracy theories about secret societies, but such interpretations are not supported by broader cultural or political analysis.
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