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  • in reply to: Tznius — Not Directly Handing Items Between Men and Women #1934267
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    Reb Eliezer: When is age a consideration in tznius rules, in general?

    And what communities are you familiar with that follows the custom described in the OP?

    in reply to: Saudi Arabia got the missiles they wanted #1934251
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    Saudi Arabia has been working with Israel secretly over the last few years to counter Iran. A Saudi-Israel treaty is pretty close to being signed within the next year or so. Israel has not opposed the Saudi arms sale by the US. In fact, Israel has asked Biden to maintain US support for Saudi Arabia:

    Israel Conveyed Messages On Iran To Biden Through Milley

    in reply to: Tznius — Not Directly Handing Items Between Men and Women #1934241
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    Reb Eliezer: I think you’re referring (in your first comment) to between husband and wife. But I’m referring, specifically, to between non-relatives.

    in reply to: Manipulation of Da’as Torah #1934239
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    Coffee Addict: Igros Moshe YD 3:91

    in reply to: VP Pence Sued – By Republicans! #1934238
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    The scholarly law review I cited, at the above-mentioned page, states that the VP’s decision to not present a submitted electoral vote would stand unless a majority of both houses of Congress voted to overrule the VP’s decision.

    in reply to: President Trump Releases Jonathon Pollard From Parole to go to Israel #1934215
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    CH: René González, Rosario Ames, Alger Hiss.

    in reply to: President Trump Releases Jonathon Pollard From Parole to go to Israel #1934221
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    The US Parole Commission never failed to continue the parole of a convicted spy after the AG/Justice Department requested an extension of it.

    in reply to: VP Pence Sued – By Republicans! #1934082
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    U.S. Const. amdt. XII —
    The Senate president is required by the Constitution to “open all the certificates”.

    3 U.S.C. § 15 —
    The Act further describes as “all the certificates and papers purporting to be certificates”.

    Siegel, Stephen A. (2004). “The Conscientious Congressman’s Guide to the Electoral Count Act of 1887”. Florida Law Review. Vol. 56. p. 541. —
    Regarding whether the Senate president can be required to present or not present any particular paper submitted as a states electoral college vote, concurrent action by both houses would settle the matter while disagreement between the houses would see the Senate president’s decision upheld.

    (The Senate president is the Vice President of the United States.)

    Regarding my earlier reference to the joke, I got the year wrong. In one case from 1889, papers sent as a “practical joke” have been presented to the joint session. (Siegel, Stephen A. (2004). “The Conscientious Congressman’s Guide to the Electoral Count Act of 1887”. Florida Law Review. Vol. 56. p. 541.)

    in reply to: Summarize Donald Trump #1934067
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    To huju: You’re welcome. It is the complete answer.

    in reply to: President Trump Releases Jonathon Pollard From Parole to go to Israel #1933899
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    Reb Eliezer, thankful that he hadn’t extended the parole.

    in reply to: VP Pence Sued – By Republicans! #1933898
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    “No state submitted opposing sets of electors this year either. Sure a few nut jobs may have appointed themselves.”

    Five states this year have multiple competing slates of electors. The Electoral Count Act clearly states that the Vice President shall open all *purported* slates of electors submitted to Congress. Even if it seems to be a complete farce. In fact, in either 2008 or 2012 (I forget which year it was) some comedian submitted an official looking purported slate of electors for a state as a joke and, in accordance with the act, Congress opened and acknowledged it.

    in reply to: VP Pence Sued – By Republicans! #1933897
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    “if aAl gore decided “forget electors im just gonna declare myself president” in that case the court COULD intervene. Correct?”

    No. The court could not intervene. If the court was asked to intervene the court would declare the issue a political question for Congress to fix and something the courts are unqualified to address.

    Congress could override the presiding officer (i.e. the Vice President) *if* a majority of both houses of Congress voted to override the action of the Vice President. In the absence of a majority of both houses voting to override him, the ruling of the Vice President would stand.

    in reply to: VP Pence Sued – By Republicans! #1933883
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    ubiq — The Electoral Count Act specifically addresses the problem of their being multiple sets of electors submitted to Congress coming from the same state. Because that act was passed by Congress in response to that exact problem having occurred just a few years before the act became law.

    in reply to: President Trump Releases Jonathon Pollard From Parole to go to Israel #1933862
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    Reb Eliezer, are you thankful to the Trump Administration for having listened to your call to ease up on Pollard’s penalty?

    in reply to: VP Pence Sued – By Republicans! #1933844
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    ENS: You left your thinking cap far away. No part of my discussion was anything other than January 6 — which has NOT been litigated altogether.

    in reply to: President Trump Releases Jonathon Pollard From Parole to go to Israel #1933825
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    besalel, it is normative Justice Department practice to extend the parole of convicted spies, upon expiration. Check previous cases at your convenience.

    Furthermore, as a side point, it was widely reported in November when Pollard’s parole was not extended that the Trump Administration decided not to extend it “as a favor to Israel.”

    in reply to: Stop being weak pathetic losers #1933805
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    You forgot that we are in golus.

    Once you remember that your entire premise falls apart.

    in reply to: VP Pence Sued – By Republicans! #1933802
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    “In 2000 Al gore (then vice President) could have just chosen himself as President?”

    If Florida had submitted two opposing set of electors in 2000 (they didn’t) and Gore only recognized the Democrat slate submitted (and ignored the Republican slate), members of both houses of Congress could then either accept or reject that (Democrat) slate (by each house voting separately.) If both houses didn’t agree to reject it, Gore technically could have counted Florida for himself, giving himself a majority of the Electoral College and thereby the presidency.

    in reply to: Summarize Donald Trump #1933742
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    To huju: The Ribono Shel Olam rewards me for expressing his H Hakoras Hatov on His children’s behalf.

    in reply to: President Trump Releases Jonathon Pollard From Parole to go to Israel #1933702
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    Reb Eliezer, Donald Trump and his father have a proven history throughout their lifetimes of selflessly helping Yidden. Not only as President but even in business and personal life before he ever entered politics.

    in reply to: Summarize Donald Trump #1933691
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    A Shliach Hashem.

    in reply to: VP Pence Sued – By Republicans! #1933688
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    “If congress made an internal policy that no Jews can sit in congress, you can bet the court can stop them.”

    You’re absolutely incorrect. As egregious as such a policy would be, ONLY Congress could change that. No court.

    in reply to: Working bochurim #1933663
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    “80% of the bucherim will go to work in something other then chinuch or klay kodesh”

    What’s wrong with that??

    in reply to: President Trump Releases Jonathon Pollard From Parole to go to Israel #1933610
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    The US Parole Commission normally rubber stamps the Attorney General and Justice Department’s request to extend the parole of convicted spies.

    The Trump Administration made a special decision to permit the parole to expire.

    in reply to: VP Pence Sued – By Republicans! #1933604
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    No court can tell Congress how to handle its internal policies, regulations and/or legislative rulings. Passing laws is a different thing that involves multiple branches of government.

    in reply to: President Trump Releases Jonathon Pollard From Parole to go to Israel #1933577
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    Yidden have been begging presidents since Bill Clinton through George W. Bush through Barack Obama to ease off Pollard’s punishment. All have refused. It took a Donald Trump to have the courage to overrule the “intelligence community” and help a Yid.

    Just as The Donald has done for numerous other Yidden.

    in reply to: President Trump Releases Jonathon Pollard From Parole to go to Israel #1933550
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    Attorney General William Barr could have extended the parole and was expected to do so. But the President and Attorney General decided to end the parole.

    in reply to: Corona Chillul Hashem (again) #1933520
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    To huju: The only payment I accept is from the Ribono Shel Plan for following His command to express Hakaros Hatov to the friends of Klal Yisroel.

    in reply to: Summarize Donald Trump #1933519
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    The greatest President since Lincoln.

    in reply to: VP Pence Sued – By Republicans! #1933515
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    ubiq: A FUNDAMENTAL principle of American constitutional law is that the three branches of the government, the Executive, the Legislative and the Judicial are each COEQUAL to each other. It is an undisputed and basic principle of constitutional law that no court can order Congress to act in any way.

    The Vice President of the United States is constitutionally the presiding officer of the United States Senate and of the Joint Session of Congress that is constitutionally tasked with making the final count and determination of the winner of the Electoral College.

    As presiding officer, Vice President Michael Pence’s rulings in the Joint Session are final and unappealable.

    All of this is basic constitutional law.

    in reply to: Working bochurim #1933521
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    It isn’t true. Sincere Bnei Torah working bochorim are looked up to and sought after.

    in reply to: VP Pence Sued – By Republicans! #1933428
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    ENS: Your reading comprehension needs a lot of improvement. I did NOT say Biden will be removed/convicted after being impeached. In fact, I clearly said he would not be.

    in reply to: I voted today. Tell me about the fraud. #1933306
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    Orech: Democrats have adamantly opposed any form of voter ID requirements EVERY time its every come up.

    in reply to: VP Pence Sued – By Republicans! #1933302
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    Pence might just declare Trump the winner when he constitutionally presides over the Joint Session on January 6. His ruling is that final ruling and cannot constitutionally be judicially reviewed.

    in reply to: I voted today. Tell me about the fraud. #1933206
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    Orech: Why aren’t the Democrats opposed to ID to buy alcohol, enter a government building, obtain welfare money or get on a flight for “distinct populations”?

    By all means add state-issued student IDs to the accepted list. And make them easily obtainable when requiring them to cast a ballot.

    But the Democrats are ADAMANTLY opposed to ANY mandate of requiring ID before voting. Because requiring it would hamper their ability to cheat.

    in reply to: Corona Chillul Hashem (again) #1933186
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    Meno, *if* the person is in a higher risk category (but not on the government’s prioritized access list) AND the difference in time between getting it by waiting versus getting it now has an appreciable risk of death or severe injury.

    in reply to: Limiting Presidential Pardons #1933173
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    President Trump’s use of pardons and commutations on behalf of numerous Orthodox Jews, whereas previous presidents have refused to, is another manifestation of The Donald’s ahavas Yisroel.

    in reply to: VP Pence Sued – By Republicans! #1933171
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    ubiq: After the midterms when Biden is impeached he will not be removed.

    in reply to: I voted today. Tell me about the fraud. #1933150
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    The Democrats here a very long history of being master election thieves. From JFK to LBJ in Texas to Daley in Chicago to today.

    Which is why Democrats OPPOSE Voter Identification requirements even though you need ID to get a library card to take a flight or even to walk into a government building.

    in reply to: VP Pence Sued – By Republicans! #1933149
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    ENS: There were no serious calls to impeach Obama. There *were* serious calls by Democrats to impeach Bush. Impeachment has been devalued by Democrats into an everyday political weapon.

    Clinton was deservedly impeached. The Democrats effort against Trump was a legal farce.

    The Democrats and Biden will have to reap what they sowed in two years after the midterms.

    in reply to: Corona Chillul Hashem (again) #1933143
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    If two starving people see food that can save one of them, either person can attempt to grab it first to save themselves.

    in reply to: Limiting Presidential Pardons #1933138
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    Amil: Constitutional Law 101 for you — the President has the absolute right and authority directly under the constitution to pardon or commute any federal conviction, for any reason, without any necessity to have the case go through any formal review whatsoever.

    That constitutional rule takes precedence over any technical regulations or review bodies.

    Furthermore, previous presidents have as well granted pardons and commutations outside the formal Justice Department process.

    in reply to: VP Pence Sued – By Republicans! #1933131
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    jackk: Constitutional Law 101 for you — Harris doesn’t become president after Biden is impeached.

    in reply to: VP Pence Sued – By Republicans! #1933040
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    Orech: The Democrats have devalued impeachment over the last two years. They will now have to reap what they sowed.

    in reply to: VP Pence Sued – By Republicans! #1932983
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    jackk, Biden can, should and will be impeached on a pretext just as the Democrats did in 2019. The pretext will differ from the pretext the Democrats cooked up.

    in reply to: VP Pence Sued – By Republicans! #1932883
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    Like I said, fellows, Democrats used a false pretext to impeach.

    Don’t cry when Republicans return the favor.

    in reply to: VP Pence Sued – By Republicans! #1932865
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    ubiq: They’ll impeach Biden over the same thing the Democrats impeached — he’s a member of the opposite party. Like the Democrats the Republicans will find some pretext.

    in reply to: VP Pence Sued – By Republicans! #1932745
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    jackk: When the Republicans win back the House in two years, by winning the small number of seats necessary when historically midterms the president’s party loses, and impeach Biden, you’ll eat your words.

    in reply to: Corona Chillul Hashem (again) #1932697
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    ubiq: They clearly stated they will not give it to anyone not meeting one of the three criteria they listed as qualifiers to receive it from their clinic.

    in reply to: The Trump Vaccine for the Chinavirus Developed via Operation Warp Speed #1932677
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    To huju: is your communism ideological or practical?

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