

I thought someone running for political office can’t be arrested or tried for a crime in case they eventually win election (at which point all possible charges are automatically dropped)?


I thought someone running for political office can’t be arrested or tried for a crime in case they eventually win election (at which point all possible charges are automatically dropped)?
I presume they’re too focused on their big win with how they saved Gaza to worry about anything else…


I was under the impression that JD Vance enjoys the financial support of Peter Thiel et al.?
How Peter Thiel and Silicon Valley funded the sudden rise of JD Vance


I am curious about this as well. At least in some cases, it seems to be due to “alternate facts”, e.g., https://lemmy.ca/comment/13198294


Ok, not a downvoter, but I’ll bite. A system with more than one party is more democratic than a system with a single party. Are you asking which of the two major parties in the US is the “second” party, making the US more democratic than if there were a single party? If so, I see why no one is answering. If not, perhaps you could clarify your question?
Interesting. Genuine question: how do you propose to compel to work those who are wealthy enough to live without working?