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Nope. Goes back to the individual vs joint ownership thing I referred to earlier. A time-share condo could serve as an example, although it isn't ideal - as it isn't exactly comparable in all respects: Multiple people own something (joint ownership) which confers some individual rights...

Actually, it's both: it belongs to the Government ... which is the people. And that means all of the people (citizens) ... not just some. I'm unaware of anyone claiming that Pelosi, Biden, or Kamala Harris have any legitimate claim of ownership on the House, beyond what is provided by virtue...

Problem is that building is currently closed to the public. The other problem is, at the time of the riot - January 6th - it was also closed to the public, although possibly for different reasons. They aren't violating anyone's constitutional rights. There's a pandemic currently and some...

That does not appear to be the case, at least at present: Building Access & Hours | United States Capitol Police From the memo:

Unless they are rooting for the US to fail ... for purely partisan reasons.

Well, I certainly have no idea as to what will be found. There are a number of things that wouldn't surprise me however. But I think what is far more interesting at this point is what Trump said to DOJ officials that was recorded contemporaneously in notes of the December 27th call by Deputy...

Yeah, there has. :tearsofjoy: Nah ... they are just for an orderly freedom ... not one without any rules whatsoever - which is lawless anarchy. Got a real good preview of what that would be like with the domestic terrorist riot on January 6th. Hard pass. And I would suggest that if you...

Seems that with the US "under new management" things are looking up: US economy surpasses pre-pandemic size with 6.5% Q2 growth Stock market news live updates: S&P 500, Dow and Nasdaq reach fresh record highs as investors look ahead to Big Tech earnings ;)

Wrong. :tearsofjoy:

Not by unqualified, hack, partisan "auditors" to be sure ... The conduct and administration of elections are bipartisan for very good reasons.

Incorrect. ;)

The problem you're having is your original mischaracterization of Ragman's statement. His point (I think) was that it's within someone's right if they don't want to get vaccinated - they bear the responsibility for the consequences of that decision. However that right does not convey...

I wouldn't bet the farm on it only being those two ... ;) GOP Rep. Adam Kinzinger says most Republicans in Congress privately don’t believe Trump’s election-fraud claims but repeat them in public anyway :tearsofjoy:

No, I didn't offer to provide "information in private" on what Trump does that makes him racist. But I would be happy to elaborate and discuss privately what factors might play into making some people incapable of discerning racism when someone is exhibiting it. Sorry, but I don't own an...

In this particular instance I think you are correct ... because it is what it is. But I also think that it will be bipartisan. :tearsofjoy:

I have zero interest in "proving" something you're completely unwilling (or just incapable) of seeing. If you would like me to elaborate further on that, I'd be happy to do so ... either in a PM ... or in person.

Correct - at least to some extent (since you didn't elaborate further) She is the Big Kahuna in the House - the presiding officer - and is pretty much the de facto leader of the majority party, even though another elected official hold that particular title (Steny Hoyer, Majority Leader)...

Let the chips fall where they may ... if Trump is where the evidence leads, then so be it. :tearsofjoy:

Nah ... everyone is racist to some degree or another. Remember ? :tearsofjoy:

But that isn't what Democrats are demanding unvaccinated people do. :tearsofjoy: It's a public health issue. Apparently some Americans care a whole lot. :tearsofjoy: Doubtful. Good grief ... :rolleyes: I believe The House is sole arbiter of The Rules that The House operates under...