The official, legal definition of treason may be found here; the dictionary definition does not suffice in a court of law.In Article III, Section 3 of the United States Constitution, treason is speci… (View Post)

Once again, just because you don't like something doesn't make it treason. Congress could have passed articles of impeachment against Rosenstein last year, if they had wanted to. I highly doubt this … (View Post)

No, because I am not in a position of authority over anyone to enforce using the correct word in all instances. Besides, I am not *that* much of a stick in the mud. I just thought that "treason&… (View Post)

The original source provides more context for that graph, especially if you choose the "view all" setting. The graph being cited calculates wages after accounting for inflation; the *actual… (View Post)

Very true. However, I thought that was a completely "of-limits" word which no one was supposed to use. Thank goodness someone else wants to hear about something other than Trump. Whether po… (View Post)