Rules can’t criminalize anything. The thing they’re thinking of is “laws”. Which haven’t changed.
This is not to say they won’t arrest people. It’ll just either be for a law that already existed that we were just assuming they wouldn’t abuse, or it will be an illegal arrest to hopefully be quickly booted from court by a judge.
Also probably lied about how his vehicle got fixed (and possibly destroyed evidence). His official statement contradicted what he told the FBI.
Expiration of the credits is at the end of the calendar year. It hasn’t happened yet.
Closer in an absolute sense, but not in a Price is Right sense. One year brings the subsidies to after the next election, when there’s no active pressure to apply. I don’t know why the Republicans didn’t jump on it immediately, this is a giant gift to them.
A one year extension is after the midterms.
They missed the best part:
Defense attorney Sabrina Shroff raised questions about Lairmore’s testimony during her cross examination, The Washington Post reported. She showed the courtroom a photo of the sandwich on the ground, almost entirely in its wrapper, after it struck the CBP agent, according to the Post.
“In fact that sandwich hasn’t exploded at all,” Shroff reportedly said.
https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/5589032-sandwich-throws-cbp-agent/
ProPublica does. The Escapist staff quit en masse and formed Second Wind. Value comes from the workers. When you don’t have the overhead of printing presses and the gatekeepers of print distribution there’s not that much that the parent company actually contributes to the business.
I’d contribute to a Kickstarter and then become an ongoing supporter.
Seems like he was fired for the Islamophobic nature of the comments, not being hyperbolically opposed to Mandami. Or maybe more realistically he was fired for publicly talking back to his boss, regardless of content.