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- This political podcast commentary examines statements and actions connected to Acting Attorneyconstitutional lawexecutive powerpresidential authorityexecutive governmentconstitutional enforcement22nd amendmentmedia manipulationlawfare
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- The article supports President Donald Trump’s October 30, 2025, call forgovernment shutdown2013 nuclear optionrepublican leadershipjudicial confirmationssenate filibusterminority rightsexecutive appointmentsjosh hawley
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- counter federal policy • Governors are increasingly confrontational with federal govern- ment 344 Constitutional crisis: What happens when state simply says “no” to fed- eral law? • Send federal troops? That’s what sparked Civil War. • Cut federal funding? States can threaten ... along political lines. OR: Federal government orders military to enforce federal law in states that are defying it. Significant number of soldiers refuse. Some states’ National Guards defy federal activation orders. OR: Political violence escalates. Federal government orders military
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- Senate Judiciary Committee’s Blue Slip tradition as an informal custom that allows home-state senators to obstruct federal judicial and U.S. Attorney nominations. It argues that the practice is neither required by the Constitution nor established ... legitimate constitutional authority. He urges Senator Chuck Grassley and Republican leaders to end the practice, confirm President Trump’s nominees, and restore the constitutional appointment process, warning that voters may deliver their political “pink slips” in 2026 if they refusehome-state senatorschuck grassleyfederal judgessenate traditionsenate judiciary committeeman-made customsrepublican leadershippartisan veto
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- In this commentary, Professor Toto attacks Special Counsel Jack Smith’s legalconstitutional rightsjack smithmatthew 6:10subpoenajack smitharmies of the living godintimidationwill of god
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- year. Sounds big until you do the math. That is less than one-tenth of one percent of the federal budget. If Washington were a family making a hundred thousand dollars a year, our annual security assistance to Israel would ... This has been done before. 2013 --- Senate Democrats killed the filibuster for executive and judicial nominations. 2017 --- Senate Republicans extended it to cover Supreme Court nominees. It has been done. It CAN be done again. TOTO: Vance has the will
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