This means that @LeaderJohnThune single-handily killed the world’s most successful form of government because he has no spine. JONATHAN TURLEY: Midterms empower Democrats to target the Electoral College.

Cops walked into his house while he was on the toilet and told him to get out. His separated wife got a protective order against him that same day. "This is my house. I own this house." "I understand what you're saying, but I don't care." "Can I wipe my ass?" He owns the house and still got thrown out of it without a hearing. Is that justice or legalized theft?

She says she asked Alexa to call 911 during a four-hour assault by her partner. “I’m sorry, I cannot make that phone call for you.” With visible bruising across her face, she’s asking Amazon to listen. Alexa doesn’t dial 911 by default. Amazon’s monthly $5.99 Emergency Assist connects users to an agent who can request emergency help. Should emergency access be a basic feature of smart speakers, or is it unreasonable to expect them to work like a phone?

They thought Trump was dangerous before November 3rd … What if he’s now more dangerous to the Radical Left than ever before and … DJT knew this going into the midterms, we can trust that ! 🇺🇸 THE POWER OF THE PRESIDENTIAL VETO AND EXECUTIVE ORDERS WORKING IN TANDEM Two distinct constitutional tools. One presidency. Significant influence over the direction of government. When a president strategically uses both the presidential veto and executive orders, the executive branch can influence federal policy from two directions: The veto is a defensive tool. It allows the president to reject new legislation passed by Congress. The executive order is an administrative tool. It directs federal agencies in exercising authority the president already possesses under the Constitution or federal law. Together, these powers can allow a president to resist unwanted legislative changes while directing how existing federal authority is exercised. But neither power gives the president unlimited control over government. How the two powers reinforce each other … (see the graphic in the picture attached) … Consider a president facing an opposition-controlled Congress: Congress passes a bill restricting an administration policy. The president vetoes it. Without the votes to override, Congress cannot enact that bill. Meanwhile, the president can continue directing federal agencies through lawful executive orders. Congress can still exercise oversight, control appropriations through legislation, and challenge executive priorities through the legislative process. The important limitation is that a veto cannot make an otherwise unlawful executive order legal. Courts can invalidate orders exceeding presidential authority, and later presidents can often revoke them. The constitutional reality The veto can prevent Congress from changing the law. An executive order can direct the implementation of the law. Their combined effectiveness depends on the president's underlying legal authority, congressional support or opposition, and judicial review. In short: the veto protects against unwanted legislative change; the executive order enables action within existing presidential authority. Together, they can provide considerable leverage during divided government—but not a substitute for Congress or the Constitution.

The midterms were a gut punch, no sugarcoating it. But watching Trump tap Stephen Miller as chief of staff after the losses actually gives me some hope. The guy has been clear-eyed about what we’re up against the entire time. No more polite half-measures while the other side runs the House and Senate. Time to dig in and fight for the next two years instead of pretending everything’s fine.

🚨IS MICROSOFT GIVING CHINA A BACK DOOR TO AMERICAN AI? OpenAI restricts access in China, yet Microsoft allegedly provides a way around it. We’re worried about China stealing our AI while American companies may be handing over access! 🔥 Watch this 54-second clip. The allegations are explosive👇

Do you remember this man, Richard Allen Davis? ⁉️‼️⁉️ He kidnapped and brutally mvrdered 12yr old Polly Klaas. 🤬 Gavin Newsom is going to give him a life sentence instead of the DP.... THAT GOES FOR ALL 548 INMATES on de*th row! He says... "I take this action because I firmly believe that state-sanctioned killing is incompatible with California’s values,”

I dont throw the word perfect around very often. My special lady......perfect My kids....perfect My job.....perfect Now I can add these to that very prestigious list. May I present the BBQ bacon cheeseburger pickle poppers. I will be trying these very soon. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Just out of curiosity, has anyone else noticed how Democratic candidates campaigned on lowering gas prices and helping struggling American families, while all that talk about climate change, eliminating fossil fuels, and pushing electric vehicles seemed to disappear? Funny how those issues took a back seat when they needed votes! Now that the election is over, how long will it take before those same politicians return to pushing their climate change agenda and policies aimed at phasing out gasoline-powered vehicles? Will they keep their promises to lower gas prices, or will Americans once again hear why they need to give up the very vehicles they're struggling to afford fuel for? **Democrats promised relief at the pump, not the elimination of the pump! Is this just another case of political hypocrisy?** 🇺🇸

Same countries. Different eras. A very different world for women. These images raise serious questions about women's rights, personal freedom, and the influence of restrictive religious laws. No woman should be forced to cover herself, denied an education, or stripped of her freedom to make her own choices. Wake up, America! We must never allow this kind of oppression to take hold in America. Our rights and freedoms must always be protected! 🇺🇸