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I never said anything like that.

Yet above you wrote, "Most insurance companies can break laws in the various states..." One bad experience doesn't mean "most" do anything.

Your options legally are to quit or stay. You can also report what you think is an assault to the police.

The registered agent.

A forced resignation and a termination are the same thing in the eyes of the state UI agency.

https://www.thelaw.com/support/

What is going to be really interesting is the 3rd parties that can now sue anyone that assists in an abortion.

The P-I-C seems destined to be Jimmy Carter II. The bright side is that the first Jimmy Carter paved the way for Regan.

Do you know nothing of the US Constitution? We have a VP who has exactly two jobs. 1. Be President of the Senate. 2. Hang around until the President dies, is impeached and convicted by the Senate or steps down.

There is no need. Enemies of the US already run CNN.

I'm glad it was just one lot.

I don't know if a civil war would actually make that God forsaken hellhole any worse than it is now.

You might want to tell the folks in South Carolina that also build them that.

In Armstrong v. United States, 364 U.S. 40 (1960) Justice Black wrote... The Fifth Amendment's guarantee that private property shall not be taken for a public use without just compensation was designed to bar Government from forcing some people alone to bear public burdens which, in all...

I took a once-in-a-lifetime storm to mess deal that large a blow to the Texas grid. I doubt seriously individuals would have gotten power much quicker had they been attached to the national grid. And since we are now in the times of cyber terrorism the national grid should probably be cut up so...

If the government with no due process takes your law license away that's OK? The fact that the government didn't also place a moratorium on foreclosures of rental property has the same effect.

I don't think that's correct. In 2016 62,984,828 voted for him. In 2020 74,216,154. That's 12 million more votes. Biden received 16 million more votes than Hillary did.

Why's that?

I wish someone could explain to me how such an eviction moratorium isn't an illegal taking. The 5th Amendment states, "private property [shall not] be taken for public use, without just compensation." There is no verbiage there that says it is OK if they just take it for a limited period.

The stars are bright day and night...