>>22391427

>Interesting take. Worth considering.

Not denigrating the Bible, but in this context it is just a book used symbolically. There is no binding legal requirement that determines any book must be used in these ceremonies.

Article VI Supreme Law

Clause 3 Oaths of Office

The Senators and Representatives before mentioned, and the Members of the several State Legislatures, and all executive and judicial Officers, both of the United States and of the several States, shall be bound by Oath or Affirmation, to support this Constitution; but no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States.

https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/article-6/clause-3/

>>22391498

>Biden's pardons

The pardons are part of The Plan.

>>22391681

>Dumb fucking plan

Yet here you are.

Why would H. Biden risk turning over such material to a computer repair shop? [contents unrestricted?]

On purpose [years of being treated poorly by 'Pop'] or simple negligence?

If such information existed on laptop why wouldn't contents be claimed?

Several attempts made to contact to claim?

Messages left?

Why wouldn't H. Biden want to reclaim knowing the contents on the drive could bury Pops & family.

Looks can be deceiving.

Q

>>22391712

>Why is Trump wearing a purple tie today?

Snails. Mediterranean snails.

>>22391824

>You smell like a Phoenician

America is a tophet.

>>22391900

>Didn't notice Trump putting his hand on the bibles

Is a Bible required to take the Oath of Office?

The photos are iconic - U.S. presidents being sworn into office with one hand on a Bible. But even though it's done so often, is it a requirement? The answer is, quite simply, no. It's the oath that matters, not the item (or in the case of President Theodore Roosevelt, the lack thereof).

While most U.S. presidents have used a Bible during their inauguration, a few have not.

John Quincy Adams chose to place his hand on a book of constitutional law, believing it better represented the secular nature of his duties.

Thomas Jefferson did not use a Bible.

Theodore Roosevelt did not use any book during his first swearing-in following William McKinley's assassination.

Calvin Coolidge, in keeping with his Puritan roots, did not use a Bible, although one was nearby.

https://www.rocketcitynow.com/article/news/nation-world/do-you-have-to-use-a-bible-to-take-the-oath-of-office/525-9860ec72-6412-47e3-aff1-835860f28e43

>>22391959

>Kek

>I said you smell like a Phoenician because the snails to make the color purple thousands of years ago were very stinky.

Understood. The tophets smelled, too. America has become one.

>>22392125

>We don't need another Battle of the Bulge event. Celebrate, yes, but don't let down your guard.

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