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It appears congress has stuck their heads in the same sandy beach where the senate holds up lindysalsagal Sep 2019 #1
Patience. The foundations are being put in place. empedocles Sep 2019 #4
LOL Orrex Sep 2019 #40
Hmmm. THe Speaker speaks. Sounds good. empedocles Sep 2019 #2
Yes malaise Sep 2019 #3
Fines through inherent contempt are more likely and effective than trying to lock anyone up StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #5
Detention AND fines are possible under inherent contempt sharedvalues Sep 2019 #9
I know that StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #23
How do they enforce fines? Hassin Bin Sober Sep 2019 #34
Attach bank accounts, garnish wages, property liens are some ways StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #36
Wouldn't that get tied up in the courts - for years? Hassin Bin Sober Sep 2019 #38
Possibly. But no more so than any attempt to arrest and detain them StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #44
I would like to see them start fining mcar Sep 2019 #46
when the DoJ has been taken over by the mob, you do your own arrests Hermit-The-Prog Sep 2019 #6
+1 dalton99a Sep 2019 #7
We don't have a House jail anymore, so there's no place to lock anyone up. pnwmom Sep 2019 #8
Could use a conference room. Or the DC jail sharedvalues Sep 2019 #11
Once we take back the Senate and the White House Mr.Bill Sep 2019 #12
Water boarding isn't torture according to Republicans sharedvalues Sep 2019 #19
I don't think Connolly's right about that, since the US attorney, who is under Barr, pnwmom Sep 2019 #17
No. DC jail is controlled by Muriel Bowser, mayor of DC sharedvalues Sep 2019 #18
DC jail is run by DC sharedvalues Sep 2019 #21
Nobody has the intestinal fortitude to act. Magoo48 Sep 2019 #26
How about chainlink paddocks in the congressional gym. usaf-vet Sep 2019 #29
Exactly. My first thought mjvpi Sep 2019 #43
Blah, Blah, Blah! Take an example from Nike and Just Do It!! Pepsidog Sep 2019 #10
I'd like to believe her but the track record is very weak, going back to W. Evolve Dammit Sep 2019 #13
Exactly! Duppers Sep 2019 #33
as I understand it, the Congress jail cell in the basement is being used for storing Lincolns yaesu Sep 2019 #14
Nope not the jail and never was bottomofthehill Sep 2019 #27
Schiff has hinted at it as well. I say stop hinting and just do it already. triron Sep 2019 #15
Responses to Pelosi on Twitter ArcticFox Sep 2019 #16
Question is does she give that any weight? triron Sep 2019 #30
Let's start with Bill Barr shanti Sep 2019 #20
agree, Moscow Mitch & LowBarr!! onetexan Sep 2019 #22
People on the thread have made interesting comments about the jail but that isn't the problem grantcart Sep 2019 #24
DC jail has this sharedvalues Sep 2019 #25
Congress has the historical benefit of the methods used before. triron Sep 2019 #31
They have to use law enforcement officers that are in the Sgt of Arms office. grantcart Sep 2019 #51
Great point. They should start hiring personnel immediately mjvpi Sep 2019 #47
Is it his committee? wryter2000 Sep 2019 #28
Inherent Contempt Background SevenGensinSC Sep 2019 #32
I just noticed your link here Baked Potato Sep 2019 #45
Absolutely! 👍👍 Duppers Sep 2019 #35
I don't expect them to use this even though it is available. Kablooie Sep 2019 #37
Emphasis on "SHOULD" LiberalLovinLug Sep 2019 #39
Inherent Contempt looks interesting, a Report Baked Potato Sep 2019 #41
Yes. Honestly. He should be locked up for contempt of congress. The Wielding Truth Sep 2019 #42
Let's stop talking about it and actually do it. sinkingfeeling Sep 2019 #48
No way! We have to keep our powder dry! Orrex Sep 2019 #49
+1000 triron Sep 2019 #50
"We should," "we must," "we cannot," SMC22307 Sep 2019 #52
Another K & R Duppers Sep 2019 #53
This was also stated in the letter by the 7 freshman national security reps. triron Sep 2019 #54
Just to be clear: someone charged with "inherent contempt" has due process rights onenote Sep 2019 #55
Filing petition of habeas corpus sharedvalues Sep 2019 #57
knr triron Sep 2019 #56
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