Well it got Mary to Bethlehem.

Speak for yourself. I got more chromosomes than any of you motherfuckers.

Ex girlfriend must have read this one

That’s actually Chess, a board game that came out several years ago.

Not the whole claim.

“The first thing, what Dan witnessed was that within 15 minutes of DOGE employees creating user accounts, i.e. Usernames and passwords, within 15 minutes of those accounts being created, somebody or something from Russia tried to log in with the right username and right passwords — that is to say — the right credentials. And that happened over 20 times.”

Marco Rubio added another account of his in the screenshots, so that was not disabled.

He did actually extend from May to September, but still it was too fast trying to honor the spirit of speedy withdrawal Trump had negotiated.

Coined by Eminem

Well it also removes the power they have over him in the quid pro quo. If they can’t bring the case again, he no longer has to hold up his end of the deal, and so it forces the DOJ to make a statement of whether the case truly is not worth pursuing.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mace_of_the_United_States_House_of_Representatives

Returning to your initial complaint, I can’t think of any government ‘Department of’ which is stylized like you would prefer. DOL, DOT, DOI, it just is the way they have always written them, so certainly not improper.

3 pages in, and haven’t seen that, but okay.

https://www.google.com/search?q=out of office abbreviation

No, they just normally leave them out or capitalize. It really isn’t common outside of computer-related stuff as far as I can think. I would be happy to be proven wrong if you have some examples.

Got a few more where ‘of’ gets a capital letter for you to ponder on.

TOEFL - Test of English as a Foreign Language

DOE - Department of Energy

Also other departments, DOD, DOJ, etc.

OOO -Out of office

MOA - Minute of Angle

Depends, AOA is angle of attack. I’m sure there are more examples if I sit and think. The lowercase ‘o’ strikes me as more of a tech/internet thing, not traditional.

That’s a perspective thing these days

Episcopalians are wildly progressive compared to other American Protestants. It’s very much come as you are.

Sure, if they, e.g., murder someone and their home country waives diplomatic immunity, but otherwise they will just be sent home and possibly be charged there.

Well, except diplomats or foreign heads of state. That’s the point of the language. A queen can’t birth a prince here and he be eligible for the presidency down the road.

This is a common talking point, but much of what you’ve said isn’t true. We did not have enough gold to cover every dollar the whole time under Bretton Woods, about 65% at the end of WW2, and it wasn’t out of the blue that Nixon withdrew from the agreement.

If we had tried to maintain that system, we would have either lost all our gold due to countries taking advantage of the price difference between the peg and gold markets worldwide, or we would have had to restrict dollar supply to the point we would no longer be the reserve currency of the world, neither of which were in our country’s interest.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bretton_Woods_system#Late_application

I did have a semester of government followed by economics in high school as part of the diploma. Our teacher was fantastic. Texas grad, ~15 years ago.