It would be useful for reporters writing about Trump's preposterous "Board of Peace" to mention one country that is definitely not a member: the United States.
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It would be useful for reporters writing about Trump's preposterous "Board of Peace" to mention one country that is definitely not a member: the United States.
Trump doesn't have the power to join it. Any international treaty requires the vote of two-thirds of the Senate.
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It would be useful for reporters writing about Trump's preposterous "Board of Peace" to mention one country that is definitely not a member: the United States.
Trump doesn't have the power to join it. Any international treaty requires the vote of two-thirds of the Senate.
@gleick They abdicated that authority to him already.
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It would be useful for reporters writing about Trump's preposterous "Board of Peace" to mention one country that is definitely not a member: the United States.
Trump doesn't have the power to join it. Any international treaty requires the vote of two-thirds of the Senate.
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It would be useful for reporters writing about Trump's preposterous "Board of Peace" to mention one country that is definitely not a member: the United States.
Trump doesn't have the power to join it. Any international treaty requires the vote of two-thirds of the Senate.
@gleick This would be true if the constitution still mattered and functioned. It doesn't.
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It would be useful for reporters writing about Trump's preposterous "Board of Peace" to mention one country that is definitely not a member: the United States.
Trump doesn't have the power to join it. Any international treaty requires the vote of two-thirds of the Senate.
@gleick it's a Boys Club, not an international organisation
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It would be useful for reporters writing about Trump's preposterous "Board of Peace" to mention one country that is definitely not a member: the United States.
Trump doesn't have the power to join it. Any international treaty requires the vote of two-thirds of the Senate.
@gleick Well, no other country is a member yet, either. I doubt joining has been formally approved in any country. None of the so-called members are absolute monarchies (maybe with the exception of Saudi Arabia) or de jure dictatorships, so just the head of state signing something doesn't mean the country becomes a member.
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@gleick This would be true if the constitution still mattered and functioned. It doesn't.
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It would be useful for reporters writing about Trump's preposterous "Board of Peace" to mention one country that is definitely not a member: the United States.
Trump doesn't have the power to join it. Any international treaty requires the vote of two-thirds of the Senate.
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@gleick This would be true if the constitution still mattered and functioned. It doesn't.
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@gleick it's a Boys Club, not an international organisation
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@gleick This would be true if the constitution still mattered and functioned. It doesn't.
It does.
This is why they can not allow a fair vote this November. This is why they are fighting on so many fronts. This, in part, is why they will send in Army units to Minneapolis.
The constitution, and our laws do matter. It's all they can do to get away with testing the limits and occasionally breaking the law.
They can not afford to show their disregard for our constitution just yet. The courts remain too strong and their strongest base will turn on them, finally.
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