Recent content by Arcangl86

Neither Turley or Dershowitz, as far as I can tell, are even licensed to practice law in New York. Even if they were, neither of them has any prosecutorial experience. There is no reason to believe either has any understanding of Penal Law 175.10 or the relevant common law around it. The two...

I didn't say it was bad theology, though the Anglican Church actually has a strange relationship with the filioque. But my point was that Stephen3141's own Church wouldn't be Christian under his standards.

The Catholic church arguably changed doctrine with the introduction of the filioque.

A prosecutor from Brooklyn ad one from Manhattan are arguably greater experts in this area then either Dershowitz or Turley, because they have familiarity with the law in question.

Have you read the document in question? It was simply reminding them of what the DoJ policy was on the use of force. Which is standard for any operation, even a routine one.

What law exactly was violated?

Well yes. The protection of the current US President is required by federal law. Extending protection to a candidate is discretionary.

Really, if President Biden wanted to assassinate Mr. Trump, all he would have needed to do was order Mr. Trump's detail to do so.

Then by this logic, nobody is Christian, with the possible exception of the Orthodox.

I suspect he's going to attempt to go fo the same route he took last time.

I mean at this point, a confidence motion is moot. It's possible he was facing one, but I'm not British so I'm not really tuned into the politics over there. But I do know that a lot of pundits over there seem to be shocked by this decision.

After a peace deal has been arrived at. Which in this case would require Russia to withdraw their forces

So here's what I meant by sort of. The House of Commons, so the lower house like our House of Reps, can show a lack of confidence in the PM. They do this by either passing a motion of no confidence or rejecting a money bill. If that happens the PM needs to either resign or call for new...

Though it's worth saying that in the UK at least, parliament can force early elections as well. Well, sort of.

I'm not aware of a concerted effort to try to paint Jerry Seinfeld as senile as the right has employed against Biden. So not a good comparison.