By DY_nasty Go To Postlol
replace the jewelry with pet hair and high end audio equipment and this is basically facts
😂☠️
By Yurtlicious Go To Postcan we pls be kinder to sy ;_;
By JesalR Go To PostUK government acting like Ed Woodward trying to sign Sancho
Not often I say this but harsh on the Tories tbf.
By Lunatic Go To PostExpected
He’s getting closer and closer to his kids / himself lol.
I don't get how presidents can pardon like this without anyone's involvement
like nobody can veto this or something
is there a criteria or can I pardon serial killers
like nobody can veto this or something
is there a criteria or can I pardon serial killers
By Yurtlicious Go To PostI don't get how presidents can pardon like this without anyone's involvementPretty sure he can pardon anyone he wants for federal crimes lol.
like nobody can veto this or something
is there a criteria or can I pardon serial killers
President has king-like powers
By DY_nasty Go To Postif only congress could do something about thisSo you're saying they should give more powers to the executive /s
By Perfect Blue Go To PostPretty sure he can pardon anyone he wants for federal crimes lol.Nah that's Canada m7
President has king-like powers
EU shouldn’t have caved on anything. They have let the door open for British fuckery in the not so distant future.
I really want to know the details of the Brexit deals.
and, no, I don't fucking care about fisheries....
and, no, I don't fucking care about fisheries....
By Laboured Go To PostYAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSSSSSQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEN
GRFW
Is this Brexit deal about the best we could have hoped for in terms of keeping the economy stable (besides whatever damage Covid has done and will do) in the short to medium term? Does it somewhat stave off the fears that we'd try selling off the NHS piecemeal to US companies and lose it bit by bit?
Is this Brexit deal about the best we could have hoped for in terms of keeping the economy stable (besides whatever damage Covid has done and will do) in the short to medium term? Does it somewhat stave off the fears that we'd try selling off the NHS piecemeal to US companies and lose it bit by bit?
GOP playing it smart. Reject $2,000 bill. Get on Twitter/Internet and say the Democrats blocked it and they stand for fiscal responsibility, blah, blah. Win both Senate seats in Georgia. Voters/people are that stupid so this is most likely how this is all going to turn out.