• Ledericas@lemm.ee
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      It always involves paranoia, which leads to conspiracies, which fundamentalism of any religion is full of.

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      There already exists several NIH studies and even a meta analysis linking brain damage with conservative changes in political opinion.

    • toy_boat_toy_boat@lemmy.world
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      2 months ago

      i feel like the oncoming American Spring is about to show people like fett what it means to shit the bed in historical times. i still have hope, but this summer is going to be a hot one. hoping for some good music to come of it all.

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      He’s a senator, so it would be the state of Pennsylvania.

      From my googling, there’s no legal mechanism in Pennsylvania to recall an elected official. However, even if there was, recalling a member of the U.S. Congress would be unconstitutional.

      The Senate would have to throw him out, and that’s not likely as long as the Republicans benefit from having him there.

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          The state has no say in the matter. Neither does the Democratic caucus. The Constitution defines the circumstances under which a member of Congress could be removed. The only way to change that would be via an amendment to the Constitution.

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    2 months ago

    Fetterman never asked for this.

    He wants to stand in his garage sipping a beer.