So the idiots of the dumbest state in the country passed a law that was silly, even by their own stupid standards. A Federal Judge issued an injunction blocking the law, while basically implying that the law is likely unconstitutional, and that allowing it to remain in place caused irreparable harm.
The main just of the reasoning is that Federal Law already makes determinations for what a Presidential candidate must provide, and that Federal Law would "Trump" state laws. The argument goes on to provide that each of 50 states deciding on their own to produce "specific" rules for their own ballots would put an undue burden on the people running for President.
In fact, the constitution "alone" sets the standards for what qualifies someone to be President. If States were allowed to mess with that, they could change things like the age requirement, require that a candidate be a particular sex or even a particular race. While that seems different (on the surface) from something like requiring tax returns, it raises the question of whether or not there is an even standard for Candidate running for the Federal office of Presidency. States could effectively disqualify candidates that their legislation deems unfit for being on their ballot.
The dumbest thing about morons who represent the state with the lowest levels of humans in the country is that this law is entirely 100% directed specifically at Donald Trump. That is how transparently petty these people are.
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you have to be not just stupid, but alky-stupid to think that individual states can set their own prerequisites for being POTUS.
The .CA socialist is getting hammered by Pres. Trump.
So much winning.
I funny thing happened on the way to a recession.
Hold the Recession US Indicators are Trouncing Forecasts
The Bloomberg Economic Surprise Index has reached an 11-month high after four indicators released Thursday, including existing home sales and jobless claims, each surpassed expectations. The gauge continued to advance after swinging to positive from negative on Tuesday for the first time this year. The data also pushed a similar measure produced by Citigroup Inc. to the highest level since April 2018
“It says things are getting better,” said Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at Leuthold Group in Minneapolis “There’s a definitive change in the growth profile and there’s an acceleration in growth. It’s interesting how pessimistic the attitudes still are among investors, yet when you look at surprise indexes, you would think people would feel better about growth. There’s a disconnect.
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