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Why would you presume that? That's not how the GSA works during transitions. The GSA calls the shots in packing up the White House. They know what stays, and that everything else has to go. If other agencies haven't collected what they need from the White House, too bad, so sad, it gets packed...

Prosecute him, possibly, but not convict him. Setting aside the fact that the GSA is the entity that packed up and sent the boxes to Mar-a-Lago, rather than Trump willfully and wrongly mishandling classified documents, the President can declassify anything at any time, and he (or she) doesn't...

As long as we're nicking pits for the sake of accuracy, those boxes, both the ones previously returned to the National Archives and the boxes taken by the FBI, were packed up and shipped to Mar-a-Lago by the General Services Administration.

Define "accurate," please.

The use of a CMV as a personal conveyance when transporting personal property is officially an "appropriate use" of a CMV while off duty. The NOT FOR HIRE sign really isn't even necessary, but it may help answer some questions if your are intra and not in your home state. And as Dan noted...

Signs on the doors that say NOT FOR HIRE

It's not right, but it's prevalent for those using brokers and not leased to a reputable carrier.

Well, the meaning of "so," by definition, is, depending on how it is used, "and for this reason; therefore." That's how it is most often used in the "so" tell. I. E., "And for this reason" (what you just said), "therefore" (really means this). And what is claimed to really mean is invariably...

The "so" tell usually indicates cognitive dissonance, but not always. Overwhelmingly, however, it is an incorrect questioning, usually in the form of a question that attempts to sum up what someone else said. Basically, Person A says something, Person B attempts to sum up what Person A said...

The "so" Tell. Interesting. Within the confines of the above quoted sentence, no, that's not at all tyrany. Within the context of politically motivated selective prosecution of people who don't conform to the wishes of those in power, you bet it's tyrany. A mere cursory look at the lack of...

Tyrany often has people singing a different tune. That's one of the major goals of Tyrany.

Oh, there's a lot of them that make the case. Every Senator beyond two terms and every Representative beyond three terms makes the case, as far as I'm concerned. The Founding Fathers designed the Senate to be turned over completely every 6 years. If a Senator has done a good job, reward them...

He's my Senator, or at least he was until January, and I've been saying for years, despite how politically savvy he is, he makes the strongest case for term limits since Ted Kennedy.

History may not repeat itself, but it rhymes.

Yellen Meet the Press clip on Dave Ruben Short 4 minute video. Even Chuck Todd wasn't buying this from her. Then a shorter clip of Biden gaslighting America. It's so blatant that it's just laugh out loud funny.

Not if Trump has "lost Murdoch," as so many people have chosen to leap towards. They aren't likely to be told what to say on air by Murdoch, but simply remaining silent on Trump won't be an option for them, as the blowback from their viewers will demand.

Yeah, but like I said, it's nothing new. The same types of editorials be appeared in those publications before, several times. When Hannity, Tucker Carlson and Laura Ingraham start slamming Trump, that will be news worthy of speculating about.

As WaPo's Erik Wemple notes, "when Hannity starts blasting away at Trump, we’ll know something’s up."

I'm sorry, but I completely missed any quoted words from Murdoch. The Editorial Boards of the WSJ and tihe NY POST have never been on the Trump Train. In fact, the WSJ is kinda famous for its Editorial Board and Journalism Department being the proverbial Left Hand and Right Hand not knowing...

The, but I don't wanna. I posted them here in the forums many years ago. The easiest way to figure it out compare how many gallons of fuel does your vehicle engine burn in an hour. For most it's about one gallon per hour, some are less, maybe half a gallon in an hour, to how many hours it takes...