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Should be a wild four years.

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I’d agree with this sentiment. They briefly were perceived as the morale side but that facade fell away with the rape coverups of both trannies and migrants.

Funny to see how he pawned both Clinton and Harris.

End time lore is always lame when it actually happens.
Moral and morale are two completely different things. Look into it.
 
If it's an account a few years old yet you've never seen post, it's an old glowie plant or a lurker revealing themselves to have been a fag this entire time.
typically, the former is more likely, especially when the account has only a few hundred posts, all suspiciously in the majority of the thunderdome
What I love about the join date feature is how much info it can give you about the poster.

Wouldn't putting them in a women's prison be cruel and unusual punishment for the other women?
No sweaty, because men are all rapists who will rape women; but transwomen are true and honest women who wouldn't do that (ignore their rape convictions, pls)
 
The implications of this are really staggering. "Journalists" not knowing they were being paid by the CIA is a career-ender. "Journalists" who did know they were being paid by the CIA is also a career-ender.
Payroll glowed so bright they couldn't see who was in there. Not their fault
Just confirmation of what we already knew, but couldn't prove beyond reasonable doubt. This is probably a result of Obama gutting the Smith-Mundt Act.
 
This is just a PI, right?
Preliminary Injunction? Yes, but one of the requirements to grant it is signing off that you think you're going to give them the case, i.e. that "the movant is likely to succeed on the merits". Besides, while Trump's order is stopped, men can be placed in women's prisons, so even as a PI, it's doubly bad.
 
Preliminary Injunction? Yes, but one of the requirements to grant it is signing off that you think you're going to give them the case, i.e. that "the movant is likely to succeed on the merits". Besides, while Trump's order is stopped, men can be placed in women's prisons, so even as a PI, it's doubly bad.
Likely doesn’t mean definitely. But yeah. Tbh I expected the PI and it was already posted in another thread. God willing, the administration either wins in court or appeals and wins.
 
you think it would go that far?
Absolutely. Women shouldn’t be raped in prison and we don’t want prison to be a birthing center

Edit: let me amend that the justification Lamberth used was the eight amendment. He made it a constitutional question, not a state law/jurisdictional thing
 
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Treating a man as a man is "cruel and unusual punishment"? There's so many radical, unproven, unprecedented assumptions implied here, I don't know how anyone rules this without signing it in crayon.

"The judge wrote that the inmates have presented evidence that being moved to men’s prisons would place them at “significantly elevated risk of physical and sexual violence.” They also presented evidence that depriving them of medications to treat gender dysphoria could cause “numerous and severe symptoms,” Lamberth wrote.

The Justice Department had argued that it was too soon for Lamberth to rule on the matter because the transgender inmates had not yet been relocated and, if they were, would first need to avail themselves of formal grievance processes within the Bureau of Prisons before seeking relief from the courts.

But Lamberth said the case is an exception to that typical process because Trump’s executive order “plainly requires the BOP to perform the allegedly unlawful facility transfer and to withhold the prescribed hormone therapy drugs.”

“Thus, there is no form of relief that is within the BOP’s discretion to provide,” Lamberth concluded.

The Justice Department also said that federal laws give extraordinary deference to the Bureau of Prisons to decide where to house inmates. But Lamberth said he was permitted to consider claims of constitutional violations."

It looks like he's taking claims of harm at face value, construing them in a way most deferential to the plaintiffs. Granted it's fair to accept that a doctor-prescribed course of medication should be continued, and from there you can say halting medical treatment unrelated to the punishment is an 8A violation. But that doesn't cover the facility transfer itself. The "significantly elevated risk of physical and sexual violence" is entirely dependent on how those inmates choose to act and present themselves, which is either a choice or a self-destructive mental defect... but the same medical establishment that gave them HRT refuses to say they are mentally ill.

I don't think you can deliberately choose to act in a dangerous way, then make an 8A claim that the state is putting you in danger.
 
i'm really curious. what's the rate of pooners being housed in male prisons, and how do they fare when they're there? is it a horrifying event the likes of which would stain my eyes, or are they just treated normally? i'm sure there's probably a lot more sex going on regardless of consent.
 
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