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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (114653)12/9/2015 5:08:42 PM
From: Elroy Jetson  Read Replies (1) of 217825
 
Presidential candidates who propose they'll be taking legal, rational and helpful actions if elected are fairly predictable if elected.

But Presidential candidates who claim they will take clearly unconstitutional or illegal actions if elected obviously face a steep learning curve if they manage to become elected. As a result, their probably actions, if elected, are not easily predicted because all you can say with certainty is they will not be taking the actions they claim they'll take.

The actions they claim they'll take will be impossible, so what will they actually do instead? Who knows.

The difference is probably not clear to you because you're unfamiliar with the American legal system.

Very good to see you back here, though Maurice. Still busy bringing the WiFi net to the North and South Islands I trust? A noble mission.
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