Sadly, the US isn't party to the ICC

>we pay for our local services and school districts

...and a hefty sum to State Police pensions.

The bad news is that Russia might buy Chinese drones.

The good news is they are flimsy and likely defective.

This sounds like something from The Onion, but it isn't.

You're saying that someone can't use their own likeness because the school owns it??

Most of that money went to the State Police, which is shitty.

Free People*

*Unless you're a woman of childbearing age°, then the government controls you.

°Age 10-40

Juuuuust missed Turkey Day.

Anyone notice that all the accounts griping about spending money on Ukraine vanished after the US midterm elections?

I hope so.

>one of the first things they say they will do is investigate Hunter Biden

Don't forget, they'll try to scrounge up some reason to try to impeach Biden, too.

That being said, article is about the PA State Legislature.

Hm, this really brings back memories of the Kids for Cash scandal in good old PA...I know a few people whose futures were ruined by corrupt judges and for-profit facilities. One of them was on my soccer team, and testified at the trial.

There are better ways to get kids on the right path.

TIL that downvoting and even just disagreeing with someone is considered a free speech violation.

Your inner fascist is showing, buddy!

If you're French and interested in French history, I'd check out the French Azilum in NEPA!

Not a bustling place to live but very scenic.

>extremely rich governor

Not as rich as Oz, if I'd hazard a guess.

>allowing elective abortion clinics

Dumb to focus on that can of worms, it really cheapens your whole argument.

>Target, Wall Mart,

They sell groceries.

>forced ill equipped nursing homes to take Covid-19 positive patients

Source?

>Who is on record stating they will go against court orders regarding mail in ballots...

Which court orders, specifically?

>beat her with his arm, which has a metal rod inside it after he had an operation.

This post is clickbait.

This guy deserves to go to jail, but a metal rod is very different from a bionic arm.

Oh, I know it gets passed. Nowadays it's negotiated behind closed doors, though, not via swaying the rest of the Senate a la Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.

I'm also curious how you can justify this statement from your previous comment...

>I hope Pennsylvania residents will cast their political views aside and utilize logic instead of feelings!

...with this one.

>The main leftist talking point for the slaughtering of fetuses

Saying people should use logic to vote and then immediately pivoting to an appeal to emotion seems contradictory to me.

Oh, but I am utilizing logic.

Despite his lack of eloquence, I am voting for the candidate whose ideas I agree with, not the smarmy and polished one.

And no, legislators do not debate ideas on the Senate Floor. You've watched too many movies and not enough CSPAN. Usually the opposing party will just sit there and doze off or doomscroll while the other party does its thing.

We're talking about a young child whose home was literally bombed by a Philly P.D. chopper, which caused a firestorm and destroyed entire city blocks..

This child has living, still-grieving mother, who never gave consent for her bones to be used as a teaching aide in an Ivy League School.

It's despicable.

Not literally, but you heavily implied it.

Are you saying that he can't read and type?

Are you saying that constituents will fly (or drive) to D.C. to meet their state Senator face-to-face?

In unrelated news, I have some swamp land to sell you...

Okay, doc.

I'd trust a medical expert on this one vice a month-old account on Reddit.

Also, your argument is similar to saying that Galileo and Stephen Hawking were somehow mentally deficient because they couldn't speak English properly.

I'm merely giving an example of a fully hale and seemingly healthy individual who isn't doing his job, as a counterpoint to your argument that a speech impairment would prevent another person from doing his.

I'd like to point out that Ted Cruz attended just 17 of 50 public Armed Services Committee hearings, despite being on the committee.

There's no guarantee that a fully abled representative will "do their job."

I'd rather vote for the candidate who best represents my views, with a proven track record, and who will likely actually do their job and represent their constituents.

https://www.politico.com/story/2015/04/ted-cruz-2016-senate-vote-record-117201