You know, you can't put him in jail just because the Democrats occupy the Whitehouse now. You guys have that Marxist dictator mindset. Boy, it's so apparent that you'd like nothing less than absolute power.
For treason, sedition, and insurrection... right?
He is a criminal. And you would think as the party of law and order you republicans would want a criminal locked up. He will get his day in court. Stop making shit up.
Don't forget tax evasion.For treason, sedition, and insurrection... right?
Jeez, if you think Trump is a criminal, I'd imagine Biden would be headed for the electric chair for his crimes!
The regulatory environment is such that agencies promulgate and change their own regulations all the time and act to enforce or protect those regulations. Section 230 is a legal sword of Damocles hanging over social media and they know it.
Perhaps I can help. There are three co-equal branches of government in the United States. There's the Legislative branch is made up of Congress (the House of Representatives and the Senate). Some primary responsibilities of this branch is to creates laws and the national budget as well as oversight of the executive branch. This leads us to the Executive branch which is led by the President who is elected every four years and it is the President's job to appoint advisors and cabinet members to help them run the government agencies that carry out the laws passed by Congress. And finally we have the Judicial branch which consists of the Supreme Court and lower federal courts. It's their responsibility to make sure the laws are constitutional and handles any legal disputes over the laws and their execution.
Regulations can be used to describe facets of law or policies created by authoritative agents. When someone cites a regulation it is typically used to refer to a piece of a law or an enforcement policy of an agency. When someone cites a specific regulation as defined by law they are often referring to the law itself as well as the means by which the executive branch enforces said regulation. These are some really good resources with quick and easily digestible information if you'd like to learn more.
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Kids learn about the United States Government. Educational articles for teachers, students, and schools including the three branches of the US government (Executive, Legislative, and Judicial), balance of powers, Constitution, civil rights, amendments, democracy, and elections.www.ducksters.com
United States Government
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Fundamental misunderstanding of regulatory process noted.
Borderline retarded understanding of regulatory process noted.
When you find the part about "...agencies promulgate and change their own regulations all the time..." the process to implement this let me know.
Tax evasion is one of his many crimes.
Another line of crap from you. When was he charged with that?
Ya know, I don't have time to play professor for you when you don't have the intellectual curiosity to go digging before making your assertion.When you find the part about "...agencies promulgate and change their own regulations all the time..." the process to implement this let me know.
Rulemaking Process | US Department of Transportation
This summary of the informal rulemaking process was prepared to help the public better understand how the rulemaking process works so that you may more effectively participate in it. We prepared it particularly for individuals, small businesses, and others who do not participate in the process...www.transportation.gov
He is shitting his diaper.
You continue to impress! LOL!
Cool, it's clear you have no backing to your claim.
Oh, I have it.
Oh, I have it.
The Facebook whistleblower told Congress it should amend Section 230, the internet law hated by both Biden and Trump. Here's how the law works.
Section 230 has been called "the 26 words that created the internet," and lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle are pushing to reform it.www.businessinsider.com
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www.washingtonpost.comThe President Revokes Prior Administration’s Executive Order on CDA Section 230
On May 14, 2021, President Biden issued an executive order revoking, among other things, his predecessor’s action (Executive Order 13295 of May 28, 2020) that directed the executive branch to clwww.natlawreview.com
Overt pressure for social media to do whatever government asks because they have already started to look at reforming section 230.
Oh, I have it.
The Facebook whistleblower told Congress it should amend Section 230, the internet law hated by both Biden and Trump. Here's how the law works.
Section 230 has been called "the 26 words that created the internet," and lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle are pushing to reform it.Loading…
www.washingtonpost.comThe President Revokes Prior Administration’s Executive Order on CDA Section 230
On May 14, 2021, President Biden issued an executive order revoking, among other things, his predecessor’s action (Executive Order 13295 of May 28, 2020) that directed the executive branch to cl
Overt pressure for social media to do whatever government asks because they have already started to look at reforming section 230.
Lets try this again. Government is restricted from acting to silence or even chill free speech. They can enact their own vast resources to combat speech they deem bad, but they still shouldn't violate rights. If Facebook wants to act on its own, that is all well and good, they can do so. Government cannot.