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Lol, I was just searching for "Green Day cancellations".
i could use that ticket money
You will get the government check in about 6 weeks.
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I don't think there will be any big cons until there is a vaccine. One that is widely available. In my mind the question is not whether there will be a comic-con in 2020, I don't see how there can be. The question is will there be a comic-con in 2021.
There is a certain nationwide event taking place the first Tuesday in November that makes me think that there will be huge push to make everything seem close to normal by October ...
1). That doesn't change my thinking that they'll want everything back to normal by October. The state of the economy frequently plays into elections. If we're still shutdown with millions unemployed leading up to the election, that could adversely factor into how people vote. But if people are back to being employed and the stock market is climbing again -- yay status quo!2). Mandatory mail in voting would not happen. The election would get called off before that happens. There have been ... suggestions ... that making it easier for people to vote favors one party over another. I'll let you guess which way.Note: I'm not stating an opinion on the best course of action. This is just my thinking based on the cynicism that comes from having lived right outside of DC my whole life.
2). Mandatory mail in voting would not happen. The election would get called off before that happens.
No, the election will not be called off or even postponed. There is no way to call off the election. It would have to be a new law enacted by congress. What are the chances of that happening? Even if by some miracle congress did, voting is controlled by the states. All 50 states would have to agree to it. There's even less chance of that happening than congress passing a law to begin with.Mail voting is available to all Americans. The existing laws and infrastructure are already there. Making everyone a mandatory mail in voter would be a relatively simple thing to do. I am already a mandatory mail voter. Many people are. If I want to vote in person, that's a hassle.
....it has been argued that the President can take it upon himself to declare martial law. In these times, Congress may decide not to act, effectively accepting martial law by failing to stop it; Congress may agree to the declaration, putting the official stamp of approval on the declaration; or it can reject the President's imposition of martial law, which could set up a power struggle between the Congress and the Executive that only the Judiciary would be able to resolve. ....