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SCOTUS Rules Against Trump Administration IEEPA Tariffs
baddog replied to OlDawg's topic in Political Forum
Then why did you ask? -
SCOTUS Rules Against Trump Administration IEEPA Tariffs
baddog replied to OlDawg's topic in Political Forum
He. What money were you talking about? Trump was asked during his press conference about refunding the money. He said it wasn’t addressed. His press conference wasn’t on The View, so you probably d it. -
SCOTUS Rules Against Trump Administration IEEPA Tariffs
baddog replied to OlDawg's topic in Political Forum
In his new conference, Trump says they didn’t even address the money. Amazing…. -
Hypocrite????
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Emmanuel and Sunny Hostin should be along shortly. [Hidden Content]
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SCOTUS Rules Against Trump Administration IEEPA Tariffs
baddog replied to OlDawg's topic in Political Forum
I was supposed to read all of that into you saying “this isn’t junior high”? Yes, they would have understood my post whereas, you didn’t. Who’s being immature?…..bee/fly. -
SCOTUS Rules Against Trump Administration IEEPA Tariffs
baddog replied to OlDawg's topic in Political Forum
Junior high? Anyone in junior high could see my post is self explanatory. Like you, I don’t agree with all decisions but I can live with it because our forefathers were visionaries and covered all the bases. This decision also disproves the “dictator” or “king” claims. What a waste of cardboard for all of those signs. -
SCOTUS Rules Against Trump Administration IEEPA Tariffs
baddog replied to OlDawg's topic in Political Forum
Yes, and I agree. But since the ruling is against Trump, they will love this conservative SC. -
SCOTUS Rules Against Trump Administration IEEPA Tariffs
baddog replied to OlDawg's topic in Political Forum
Now the libs will love this SC. -
I’ve heard there is a site where one can download all the Epstein files (unredacted). Then you can print them out for your own records. Office Max will sure be happy to have you as a customer. 6 million pages of copy paper is a lot. Better get a big flatbed truck for the 12,000 reams. You’ll make several trips. You will also need several printers due to the probability of burning them up. Get the economy bottles of refillable copier ink too. What a task. You will be old and gray and I’d pay $1 million to see the blank stare look on your face when there is no incriminating evidence against Trump.
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Yes, there are a bunch. Lol
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Google search: On his 66th birthday, February 19, 2026, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor (formerly Prince Andrew) was arrested by British police on suspicion of misconduct in public office. The arrest, made by Thames Valley Police at his residence on the Sandringham estate, follows a new review of documents in the Jeffrey Epstein files. PBS +3 Key Details Regarding the Investigation: Misconduct in Public Office: The suspicion of misconduct relates to allegations that he shared confidential government information with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein while serving as a UK trade envoy. Epstein Files Evidence: The investigation focuses on documents suggesting Andrew passed on official government reports to Epstein in 2010, after Epstein had already been convicted of sex crimes. Status of Investigation: As of February 19, 2026, he has not been formally charged with a crime, but remains in custody while police conduct searches. Previous Legal Issues: This development follows a 2022 out-of-court settlement for an undisclosed sum with Virginia Giuffre, who accused him of sexual assault—a lawsuit he consistently denied. Wikipedia +5 Context and Consequences: Loss of Titles: In October 2025, King Charles III stripped his brother of his royal titles, including the Duke of York, and evicted him from the Royal Lodge. Monarchy Reaction: King Charles III confirmed his brother's arrest and stated that "the law must take its course," pledging full cooperation with the investigation. Legal Standing: The offense of misconduct in public office is a serious, common law offense that carries a potential maximum sentence of life imprisonment