-Chuck
Wednesday, August 04, 2021
Whoops, disregard the post below
The Washington Post reports that Joe Biden, bowing to pressure from the left, will extend the moratorium on evictions, after all. Initially, Biden had refused to do so because, as he acknowledged, he quite plainly lacks that authority. But now, he has decided to violate the law — indeed, the Constitution — and extend the moratorium.
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There is no law in this country unless you are a white male peon.
ReplyDeleteThe courts said they didn't have the authority to do this but they do it anyway. In 3 months the courts will say again they don't have the authority. Where is the rule of law.
ReplyDeleteIs there such a thing as "Contempt of SCOTUS"??
ReplyDeleteAnd Nancy P won't let the legislation to do this come to the floor "because we don't have the votes in the Senate"
Maybe this is how the left is going to take Joe out and install Kamala.
If Kamala is ever installed as President you might as well start the countdown to nuclear war. She'll want to do it just to show she can.
DeleteWell that would be fitting then wouldn't it...First and Last Female President... Abolish the 14th and 19th...Hell abolish anything after the first ten and the country would be better off...
DeleteNeither the CDC nor the Resident have any authority whatsoever to regulate real estate evictions. Real Estate transactions are exclusively a state affair. So why do the various state courts pay any attention to these edicts?
ReplyDeleteBecause the feds are sending money to the states and we all know politicians will do anything for money
DeleteJD
JD, so will a hooker, and she's more ethical.
DeleteI am kinda confused. I thought the courts just ruled that the CDC had no authority to halt evictions? Was the issues then passed from the CDC to the White House for them to act on?
ReplyDeleteThose advising him to do so are all engaged in blatant gross violation of their oaths. Not that they care. They continue to make themselves ever less relevant. I wonder if one facet of this is to set-up the creepy pedo. When he does violate the Supreme Law of the land, they can toss him.
ReplyDeleteLandlords are free to dismiss this and move forward with their evictions.
Everything and every utterance coming out of their soup coolers is against the law and unConstitutional. But they don't care. The reason the states buckle under is because the feds give them huge sums of cashola, which they steal right out of your pocket. Just before the states squeeze out their share.
ReplyDeleteThis is only being done in the hopes that it will keep cities from burning.
ReplyDeleteJeff
To evict a tenant, the landlord has to go through the court system at the state level. So a landlord is screwed no matter what they should be able to do legally. Don't want to pay your rent, and don't want to get a job? No problem, so long as you are willing to vote Democrat.
ReplyDeleteWhat a country! That was not meant as a good thing.
Impeachable, impeach 46.
ReplyDeleteLast time I looked BIC still manufactured lighters !
ReplyDeleteBerkshire hathaway(warren buffett), Black Rock, et al are buying single residences...when do you buy?....when there is blood in the streets (old stock broker saying) and now there are more and more distressed properties out there.... still laughing at "globalist" conspiracy theories?
ReplyDeleteHow many divisions has the Supreme Court? Thought so.
ReplyDelete- Zhao Bai Den