• @[email protected]
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    3 days ago

    Hello!? A coup. We’re witnessing a takeover of the US government… Somehow I thought it would be more difficult?

    • Shirasho
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      193 days ago

      From the way the DNC and single issue voters have been acting these past 8 years it seems like everyone wanted this to happen. I can’t possibly explain how else they could have dropped the ball so hard.

  • @Loduz_247
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    103 days ago

    Are there ways to remove a Attorney?

    • Tony BarkOP
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      53 days ago

      I don’t know. He’s just an “acting” attorney. Technically, not really official. Trump exploited that loophole in the latter half of his first term.

    • @orclev
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      43 days ago

      Nothing you can do. Every office has some mechanism to remove someone, but in the vast majority of cases it’s impeachment and it needs to be done by congress… so you know has a snowballs chance in hell of happening. If Trump couldn’t manage to get convicted when he blatantly commits crimes no way they’re going to manage to pull their thumbs out of their collective asses long enough to save us from anyone else.

    • Bakkoda
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      13 days ago

      Usually by the ankles. If that doesn’t work a body bag on a stretcher.

  • @HappySkullsplitter
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    63 days ago

    I can’t square this guy’s background with his current mode of operation

    Edward R. Martin, Jr.

    Martin was raised in rural New Jersey before attending high school in Jersey City. He graduated from the College of the Holy Cross with a degree in English and a minor in Peace and Conflict Studies. After college, he served as a Thomas Watson Fellow in Indonesia and spent two years as a Rotary Scholar in Rome while studying at the Gregorian Pontifical University from which he earned a Bachelor of Philosophy.

    Following his studies overseas, Martin moved to St. Louis, Missouri where he earned degrees in law and ethics from St. Louis University. Immediately after law school, Martin became the Human Rights Office Director for the Catholic Archdiocese of St. Louis where he supervised legal clinics for low-income St. Louisans. He served as a judicial clerk to Hon. Pasco M. Bowman, II of the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals and later worked as an associate with Bryan Cave LLP in their Washington D.C. and St. Louis offices.

    For the past two decades, Martin has maintained his own law practice while engaging in public service, including serving as Chairman of the St. Louis Board of Election Commissioners, Chief of Staff to Missouri Governor Matt Blunt, and in senior positions at the Eagle Forum Education and Legal Defense Fund, including succeeding the late Phyllis Schlafly as President. Martin was Chairman of the Missouri Republican Party, member of the Republican National Committee, and previously ran for elected office in Missouri.

    Martin and his wife, an internal medicine physician specializing in geriatrics, have four children.

  • shoulderoforion
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    33 days ago

    why is cyber jesus i the thumbnail, is he our new acting dc us attorney? that’s wild