Kinda annoying this is necessary. Isn't there state laws against assault, battery, kidnapping, murder, etc?
this post was submitted on 05 May 2026
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It's hard enough to hold local police accountable for the crimes they commit everyday. "Federal agents" have a whole other level of immunity.
Until SCOTUS says No.
Does he sign his name like a toddler with a crayon in his fist, like another politician I won't care to name?
I wish this was passed in every state.
It's a good start
Why do they use a different pen to sign each one?
That's the influence of big pen
They literally wrote the book on political lobbying
Why do they use a different pen to sign each one?
This is common; the pens are given as gifts to those involved in writing and sponsoring the bill. I've even seen some signatures where it was a single signature (not multiple copies) and it looked like a different pen was being used for each letter because they wanted that many to give out at the end.
Is there a source which isn't a video?
Which state?
If only they had indicated the name in the first couple of words...
Connecticut