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originally posted by: kurthall
a reply to: Perfectenemy
There may be filler in the Paris Accord, but it is the best thing for the FUTURE of our planet, because there is also a lot of GOOD in it. Also like I said we are the only country in the WORLD not participating out of what 195???? So all of the other countries are wrong, and trump is right????? Come on man!
The goal is to get a nice fat one.
Shooting starving dear and mounting their antlers in you man cave is one thing.
Where there is trophy hunting, poaching is greatly reduced.
If you want to be disgusted and sad, watch a video or two on poachers.
originally posted by: soberbacchus
a reply to: EvidenceNibbler
Great.
Now can you tell me what the context was?
I'll help you out.
He was discussing regulatory reform
Congress has given executive agencies the ability to issue regulations, or make rules in a certain subject area, but only if agencies do so through a congressionally approved process. Our policy change arose from Associate Attorney General Rachel Brand’s efforts to pursue regulatory reform.
Jesse Panuccio, a Floridian who is here today, has been working closely with General Brand on regulatory reform.
From now on, our Department will not usurp Congress’s job of making the rules. We will stick to enforcing them.
www.justice.gov...
originally posted by: underwerks
originally posted by: soberbacchus
a reply to: EvidenceNibbler
Great.
Now can you tell me what the context was?
I'll help you out.
He was discussing regulatory reform
Congress has given executive agencies the ability to issue regulations, or make rules in a certain subject area, but only if agencies do so through a congressionally approved process. Our policy change arose from Associate Attorney General Rachel Brand’s efforts to pursue regulatory reform.
Jesse Panuccio, a Floridian who is here today, has been working closely with General Brand on regulatory reform.
From now on, our Department will not usurp Congress’s job of making the rules. We will stick to enforcing them.
www.justice.gov...
I love how the person with the actual explanation of what is going on gets one star, and no replies.
Good times.
originally posted by: Perfectenemy
originally posted by: underwerks
originally posted by: soberbacchus
a reply to: EvidenceNibbler
Great.
Now can you tell me what the context was?
I'll help you out.
He was discussing regulatory reform
Congress has given executive agencies the ability to issue regulations, or make rules in a certain subject area, but only if agencies do so through a congressionally approved process. Our policy change arose from Associate Attorney General Rachel Brand’s efforts to pursue regulatory reform.
Jesse Panuccio, a Floridian who is here today, has been working closely with General Brand on regulatory reform.
From now on, our Department will not usurp Congress’s job of making the rules. We will stick to enforcing them.
www.justice.gov...
I love how the person with the actual explanation of what is going on gets one star, and no replies.
Good times.
Because it's irrelevant. The tweet stands for itself.
Global warming is a hoax...
China is one of the largest contributors...
originally posted by: soberbacchus
a reply to: EvidenceNibbler
Great.
Now can you tell me what the context was?
I'll help you out.
He was discussing regulatory reform
Congress has given executive agencies the ability to issue regulations, or make rules in a certain subject area, but only if agencies do so through a congressionally approved process. Our policy change arose from Associate Attorney General Rachel Brand’s efforts to pursue regulatory reform.
Jesse Panuccio, a Floridian who is here today, has been working closely with General Brand on regulatory reform.
From now on, our Department will not usurp Congress’s job of making the rules. We will stick to enforcing them.
www.justice.gov...
originally posted by: Perfectenemy
originally posted by: underwerks
originally posted by: soberbacchus
a reply to: EvidenceNibbler
Great.
Now can you tell me what the context was?
I'll help you out.
He was discussing regulatory reform
Congress has given executive agencies the ability to issue regulations, or make rules in a certain subject area, but only if agencies do so through a congressionally approved process. Our policy change arose from Associate Attorney General Rachel Brand’s efforts to pursue regulatory reform.
Jesse Panuccio, a Floridian who is here today, has been working closely with General Brand on regulatory reform.
From now on, our Department will not usurp Congress’s job of making the rules. We will stick to enforcing them.
www.justice.gov...
I love how the person with the actual explanation of what is going on gets one star, and no replies.
Good times.
Because it's irrelevant. The tweet stands for itself.
originally posted by: soberbacchus
originally posted by: Perfectenemy
originally posted by: underwerks
originally posted by: soberbacchus
a reply to: EvidenceNibbler
Great.
Now can you tell me what the context was?
I'll help you out.
He was discussing regulatory reform
Congress has given executive agencies the ability to issue regulations, or make rules in a certain subject area, but only if agencies do so through a congressionally approved process. Our policy change arose from Associate Attorney General Rachel Brand’s efforts to pursue regulatory reform.
Jesse Panuccio, a Floridian who is here today, has been working closely with General Brand on regulatory reform.
From now on, our Department will not usurp Congress’s job of making the rules. We will stick to enforcing them.
www.justice.gov...
I love how the person with the actual explanation of what is going on gets one star, and no replies.
Good times.
Because it's irrelevant. The tweet stands for itself.
That is hilarious.
I see the concept of context has been obliterated from your brain.
I was unaware that Trumpites had chosen to sacrifice that amongst other basic thinking skills.
originally posted by: EvidenceNibbler
originally posted by: Perfectenemy
originally posted by: abago71
a reply to: Kukri
What nicknames are you referring to?
Evidence changed them but Noodles is the nickname for Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
I couldn't remember her actual name. Since someone whined about it, I googled and figured it out.
I really didn't think it was anything to whine about, but since someone was triggered I felt obligated to edit it for them.
I also had Skippy in for Podesta, I edited that as well, don't want to hurt any feelings....
originally posted by: DerBeobachter
originally posted by: kurthall
a reply to: Perfectenemy
There may be filler in the Paris Accord, but it is the best thing for the FUTURE of our planet, because there is also a lot of GOOD in it. Also like I said we are the only country in the WORLD not participating out of what 195???? So all of the other countries are wrong, and trump is right????? Come on man!
Who cares for the planet if he could "make america great again". Still trying to find out when these great times of the "U"SA were, because of that "again" the great again makers use everytime.
And yes, it´s hard to accept for thinking people, but a Trump and Trumpeteers fact is:
Trump is always right, the greatest thinker of all times, the only one decision maker the world has ever seen.
And 99.99% of earth citizens are just too stupid to understand that fact.
How could it be the other way around, impossible!
originally posted by: Hazardous1408
a reply to: Perfectenemy
Global warming is a hoax...
China is one of the largest contributors...
How can you be taken seriously when you say these two things back to back?