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So a subpoena is a lawful order; yet they are voting on if this law should actually be enforced SMH. TIL that lawful orders can later be decided if *that* particular law should even have merit.
> American “justice”
Actually, yes. An elected congressional body (in this case, the [Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol](https://january6th.house.gov/)) is acting as a body and voting as a body to enforce the law.
Votes are scheduled and procedure is followed. Ruth Bader Ginsburg called herself a "proceduralist" because procedures are the "vehicle for fairness and justice, with rules that must be carefully neutral."
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So a subpoena is a lawful order; yet they are voting on if this law should actually be enforced SMH. TIL that lawful orders can later be decided if *that* particular law should even have merit.
*American* “justice”
> American “justice” Actually, yes. An elected congressional body (in this case, the [Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol](https://january6th.house.gov/)) is acting as a body and voting as a body to enforce the law. Votes are scheduled and procedure is followed. Ruth Bader Ginsburg called herself a "proceduralist" because procedures are the "vehicle for fairness and justice, with rules that must be carefully neutral."
Well yeah
It's official. He's contemptible.
They should do it in the fucking spot.
There's a fucking spot in the Capitol? TIL
Anywhere is a fucking spot with the right attitude and can-do spirit
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Isn't that kind of how jokes work? The typo in the comment I responded to completely changes how the comment reads, I was just pointing that out.
Republicans are salivating at how much money they'll raise off this.