September 20, 2020

On the Thurmond Rule and the Right to Choose

This from Steven Chase:

Historically, throughout American history, when their party controls the Senate, presidents get to fill Supreme Court vacancies at any time — even in a presidential election year, even in a lame-duck session after the election, even after defeat. Historically, when the opposite party controls the Senate, the Senate gets to block Supreme Court nominees sent up in a presidential election year, and hold the seat open for the winner. Both of those precedents are settled by experience as old as the republic. Republicans should not create a brand-new precedent to deviate from them. A president can always make a nomination for a Supreme Court vacancy, no matter how late in his term or how many times he has been turned down; the only thing in his way is the Senate.

Tim adds:

The Thurmond Rule was merely a gentleman's agreement. As the Democrats have proven time and again they are no gentlemen (changing the Senate filibuster rules, impeaching a President in an election year) there is no reason why the GOP should feel bound by it.

I would point out that the Democrats demanded they discard the Thurmond Rule when Obama tried to appoint his pick, and they raged against McConnell for not bringing Merrick Garland up for a vote DESPITE the agreement. So now that it works in their favor they WANT to keep the rule? Well, they already broke so many agreements already there is no reason to play nice anymore.

Be careful what you wish for; you might get it. The Democrats demanded the Thurmond Rule be abolished; now it has.

They impeached Trump during an election year and wouldn't allow the GOP to call their own witnesses before the House committee, for instance.

Now they want fairness? You can't make deals with snakes or scorpions.

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Five reason why smoking marijuana makes you a better parent


Energy, Marijuana is a very malleable drug, capable of affecting you in different ways. Depending on your mood and the time of day it will produce drastically different reactions. Many people vouch for their morning smoke, claiming that it gives them much more energy than coffee. Sativas are known for producing very energizing and creative highs; take advantage of them.

 


Be The 'Cool' Parent, For real. Your kids are going to be super proud that their parents are in tune with their youthful side and that they don't care what other parents think. Marijuana will also help you be more relaxed and will give you some perspective for those moments when you're super stressed or angry.


Be Youthful, Marijuana makes you joyful and giggly, which is something that you don't associate with "old people." It also relaxes you and makes you less uptight, which your kids will love. All of these traits will make you a more understanding and welcoming parent, someone who they'll turn to when they need some advice or simply want to have a conversation.


Sleep Peacefully,Sometimes you need to go to bed and sleep like a baby and marijuana is the best option for this, providing manageableside effects and leaving you refreshed and powered up for the next day.


Hobbies Bring People Together,Smoking marijuana can also turn into ahobby, where you learn about the plant and its surrounding culture. Sharing this with your spouse will bring you two together and provide a fun experience that will reverberate through your household.


Posted by: Five reason why smoking marijuana makes you a better parent at September 21, 2020 04:44 PM (m9/3Q)

2 American History is not fair on few.

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