Can Speaker Johnson really order the flags to be flown at full staff and add the inau...?

He's doing it. Even if it were a crime, I doubt anyone would be arrested. Of course, having established the precedent, Johnson can't complain if, upon the death of Trump, the flags on governmen…

Top stories for Long   Can Speaker Johnson really order the flags to be flown at full staff and add the inauguration in spite of the thirty-day rule honoring a dead president? Angela Stockton, B.A. English & Journalism, University of Kentucky (1970) • Answered January 18 He's doing it. Even if it were a crime, I doubt anyone would be arrested. Of course, having established the precedent, Johnson can't complain if, upon the death of Trump, th... Read more » 704 40   What has been your experience with a tankless water heater? Jim VonMeier, Environmental Education Specialist • Updated January 21, 2021 I was going to get one because my electric bill was pretty high and figured my hot water had to be the culprit but because I worked in the building trades and knew a lot of... Read more » 439 182   Why exactly is Tommy Robinson so detested & vilified by such a large proportion of society? What exactly are his abhorrent crimes? Claire Jordan, worked at National Health Service • Answered January 5 He claims to be speaking against grooming gangs, but nearly managed to sabotage their trial so that they would have had to be released. He has paedophile friends. He's a fe... Read more » 665 39   Considering the technological advancements during World War II, which lesser-known invention or scientific breakthrough had a significant, yet often overlooked, impact on the outcome of the war? How did it shape the post-war world? Matthew Knight • Answered January 1 I've racked my brains for something no one will know and I reckon the answer to this one has to be down to cat litter. And a Frenchman. Without them, Mustangs would never h... Read more » 2.5K 117   What is the difference between table salt and sea salt? Why do restaurants prefer one over the other for cooking? Art Kagel, Amateur chef • Answered January 10 OK, let us get this straight once and for all time: SALT IS SALT. Period. (At least when we are talking about table salt, aka NaCL.) ALL salt is sea salt. Whether it was extr... Read more » 49 8   How can you determine if a person doesn't like you but still hang out with you? Tom Handy, Engineer, Musician, Father, Husband, Christian • Answered January 7 I had a handful of close male friends all the way from grade school through high school. This group of guys got incorporated into what became a "clique" with a number of cl... Read more » 119 9   What is the estimated time that America can survive without importing or exporting goods, such as oil, food, and goods? Brenton Harding, former foreign service officer. (1982-1986) • Answered December 12 The answer to this question is how long can the U.S. survive when energy supplies are shut down or subject to Donny's 25% duties? Canada is the largest energy supplier to th... Read more » 190 29   How is it legal for State Farm to drop 70% of the clients in Pacific Palisades? Steven Haddock, B.A. in Political Science • Answered January 10 In 1923, a massive earthquake hit Japan. It killed over 100,000 people and tens of thousands of buildings were destroyed by the quake, fires and tsunamis. But the Japanese p... Read more » 848 79   In Back To The Future, Marty goes back to 1955 and plays lead guitar for "Johnny B Goode" after giving short directions to the band. Would skilled musicians really be able to recreate a passable backing to that song with so little guidance? Alice Baker, Classically trained pianist • Answered May 22, 2023 They could do it in their sleep. I'll give you an analogy from the world of piano that I hope will help: Heart and Soul. How many times have you seen two little kids, neither... Read more » 320 19   From how far away could we actually receive readable radio signals if aliens were trying to contact us from other planets? Michael McEllin, MA PhD Theoretical Physics & Radio Astronomy, University of Cambridge (1976) • Answered December 18 Back in the 1970s, when I was doing my radio astronomy PhD, it was calculated that a radio telescope the size of Arecibo, or Jodrell Bank or Parks etc. could be used to tra... Read more » 71 15   Why do you think the dnc disallowed a primary this year by allowing Biden to begin a re-election campaign? Doesn't it appear obvious now that they did it to allow Kamala to avoid a primary? Why did democrats go along with this? Tomaž Vargazon, Practicing atheist • Answered November 8 Well, that didn't happen. Potentially the last president of USA What happened was the following, Joe Biden was convinced he was the only candidate who stands a chance against... Read more » 319 70   As a lawyer (or member of a jury), what was the most bizarre court experience you've had? Andrew Weill, Forty years practicing in complex tax, estate, and business disputes • Updated July 15, 2018 I don't know if this is bizarre, but it was unique. There was a hearing in a case handled by my firm, and due to some unusual circumstances, it became necessary to call me a... Read more » 3K 34 Read more in your feed

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