It's also not required on a daily basis, or even at all. Haven't actually said the pledge since grade school.
Bytemeister
When did Swift become a reference point for old? Now my back hurts.
Plenty of room for bad faith actors in the country. No room for them in the government.
I'd take bastards over fascists any day.
No, republican fear mongering, and their refusal to recognize facts has all but murdered nuance. You can't have nuanced discussion because a significant portion of the populace have been delightfully gobbling up a buffet of lies. There is no nuance about reproductive healthcare when abortion is murder. There is no nuance about the electoral system when every election is rigged. There is no nuance about equality in law when the president is immune from all crimes. The Internet didn't destroy nuance, certain people have been throwing nuance out the window as fast as possible because an educated and empowered populace weakens their grip on the wheel of power.
Right? Education, healthcare, equality. Give them what they fear most.
Some parts of it are...
The most amazing thing about J6 is that they were all allowed to just go home.
I still think the NG and DC Police should have surrounded the building and said "you have 5 minutes to come out and lay down, then we're going to come in and take you out."
And then no one leaves until they are ID'd. None of this "4 years of trying to find these fucks."
That's why he could do things that are un-blockable. Like immediately adding 14 partisan judges to the SC. Then they are the majority that would determine the constitutionality of their own assignment.
Or, he could direct the military to black bag 3 conservative judges. The body that would judge would favorable towards this.
That would create weak concrete in the exact place you absolutely do not want weak concrete.
Gambling isn't a competition either, but you still need to know when to take the L and move on.
The targeted audience will never see it. Spam him on TS with "It's been X days since DJT realized he was too scared to debate the Vice President."