What happened to the Democratic Party?

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It does. It's called reading "in context"

Such as the difference between a lead singer.

And a shotgun shell filled with lead pellets.

If you apply the English definition of causing to follow. You would be wrong.

What does a Senator do?

 

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Trump claims not to know who is behind Project 2025. A CNN review found at least 140 people who worked for him are involved

ok you said "But it was written by his close advisors"

who were the close advisors?

 

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Actually he was rather tame in comparison to the Demafascist

Trump didn't even transfer the nuclear codes to Biden on election day.

 

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hahaha

Senators represent their states you idiot

That's what they do, not what they're called.

 

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What does a Senator do?

Lately, it includes taking bribes.

 

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ok you said "But it was written by his close advisors"

who were the close advisors?

How about the head of OMB.

 

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What does a Senator do?

What does a representative do?
They don't hold impeachment trials.

 

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Trump didn't even transfer the nuclear codes to Biden on election day.

good, he should of waited to Xiden was sworn in

 

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What does a representative do?
They don't hold impeachment trials.

a representative represents something. For example, a Senator represents a State

 

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How about the head of OMB.

Who? How much did he write in Project 2025? What part? How close of an advisor was he too the President? So 1 guy out of 140? hahah

 

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good, he should of waited to Xiden was sworn in

Trump wasn't even in Washington on election day.

 

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Lately, it includes taking bribes.

They represent a State.

 

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a representative represents something. For example, a Senator represents a State

But a senator is not a representative.

 

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Trump wasn't even in Washington on election day.

Ok....so? Why does he have to be there?

 

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Each State shall appoint, in such Manner as the Legislature thereof may direct, a Number of Electors, equal to the whole Number of Senators and Representatives to which the State may be entitled in the Congress: but no Senator or Representative, or Person holding an Office of Trust or Profit under the United States, shall be appointed an Elector. Art 2, Section 1 US Constituiton

 

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But a senator is not a representative.

A Senator is certainly a represenative, he represents his or her State in the US Senate. He is not a Representative, as we use that term to refer to the member of the US House of Representatives, that represent districts within a State.

This stuff is really 8th Grade Civics. I am not surprised it's lost on you

 

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A Senator is certainly a represenative, he represents his or her State in the US Senate. He is not a Representative, as we use that term to refer to the member of the US House of Representatives, that represent districts within a State.

This stuff is really 8th Grade Civics. I am not surprised it's lost on you

Definition within context is why we don't call the Vice President, Mr/Mrs President.
At least not yet.

 

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Definition within context is why we don't call the Vice President, Mr/Mrs President.
At last not yet.

Don't think we ever will since the VP isn't the President.

What a weird comment.

You can say the VP represents the Executive Branch.

Like you say a US Senator is a representative of his State.

 

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Don't think we ever will since the VP isn't the President.

What a weird comment.

When in the Senate, the Vice President, is the President of the senate.

Context.

U.S. Senate: The Senate in Session

Senate in Session

www.senate.gov

At the beginning of each daily meeting, the presiding officer accompanies the Senate chaplain to the rostrum for the opening prayer and leads the Senate in the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance. The vice president of the United States serves as president of the Senate and therefore its presiding officer.

Senators must direct all remarks to the presiding officer, whom they address as “Mr. President” or “Madam President.”

 

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When in the Senate, the Vice President, is the President of the senate.

Context.

U.S. Senate: The Senate in Session

Senate in Session

www.senate.gov

At the beginning of each daily meeting, the presiding officer accompanies the Senate chaplain to the rostrum for the opening prayer and leads the Senate in the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance. The vice president of the United States serves as president of the Senate and therefore its presiding officer.

Senators must direct all remarks to the presiding officer, whom they address as “Mr. President” or “Madam President.”

That's true, and is referred to as Mr or Madam President. When it's not the VP it's the President Pro Temp

Context is very important and apparently something you have issues with, I'll give you that