Chrissel

@chrissel.bsky.social

Finally cutting the cord & moving into bsky full-time. Interests: law, medicine, disability rights, and for fun: video games, ttrpgs, reading - esp SFF/Urban Fantasy, etc. Wife, mom, suburban Phila native, unrepentantly liberal

Reading a cosy mystery & drinking a cup of tea and I come to this. I don’t understand? I have it on (bad) authority that to “86” someone can only refer to murdering that person. How very odd.

"Have you had any problems at the bar recently?"
 "Just one," he said. "Arnold Sproul. Cole had to give him a perman-
 ent eighty-six from the bar last week."
 I frowned. "You mean Cole threw Arnold Sproul out of the bar?"

Nothing even from McConnell’s staff on Graham? You’d think they’d put out a pro forma statement at minimum. Unless of course it would conflict with some as yet unreleased info that would make that awkward later…

Our local ABC affiliate is owned by Disney. Serving all of SE Pennsylvania (Philly & burbs), Southern NJ and Delaware. If the FCC shuts it down, uh… Well, let’s just say that I’d expect the area will express extreme, possibly deviantly and/or violently creative displeasure with that decision.

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com · 4w ago

Brendan Carr on whether Disney will be able to keep their broadcast licenses: "That's a pretty long putt for them ... broadcast licenses are not sacred cows"

I've known and worked with and gotten arrested alongside ACTUAL tough union guys and their response to hearing about a sexual assault isn't "oh cool my kind of guy" It's "what's his address I'm going to pay him a little visit"

Since Dems took over the PA State House with a 102-101 majority in 2023 we have had 17 special elections for vacant seats. Our nomination process is simple: the local Democratic committees meet and recommend; state party executive committee ratifies their choice. And we have not lost one seat.

Andy Craig@andycraig.bsky.social · 4w ago

It is not undemocratic, not even a little bit, for a candidate to voluntarily drop out of a race and be replaced by their party using the legal procedure that exists for that purpose. Don't concede the premise as if you have to dress it up somehow and apologize for a party being a party.

So, it’s all theater, but, isn’t “subject to the jurisdiction thereof” a bit load bearing? Declaring a whole bunch of people in the country as *not* subject to the jx they’re in feels like it’s opening a can of worms.

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 •••
 Rep. Nancy Mace
 @RepNancyMace
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 We introduced a constitutional amendment to clarify the 14th Amendment. A
 person born in the United States is "subject to the jurisdiction" of the United
 States and eligible for citizenship ONLY if at least one parent is a U.S. citizen,
 a U.S. national, or a lawful permanent resident.
 Children of illegal immigrants will no longer receive automatic citizenship
 simply by being born on American soil.
 We cannot continue to allow this systematic abuse of the Constitution at the
 expense of the American people.CONSTITUTIONAL
 AMENDMENT TO END
 BIRTHRIGHT
 CITIZENSHIP
 What it does:
 Clarity, a person born in the
 United States is only "subject
 United Stadis, and eligible for
 citizenship, if at least one
 parent is a U.S. citizen, a U.S.
 national, or a lawful permanent
 resident.
 ..
 What it means:
 Children of illegal
 immigrants will no longer
 receive automatic
 citizenship simply by being
 born on American soil.
 CONGRESSWOMAN
 NANCY
 MACE