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Trump Says He Would Only Be A Dictator On 'Day One' Of Second Term - Vimarsana News

Trump Says He Would Only Be A Dictator On 'Day One' Of Second Term

When asked whether he would use a second term to “abuse power, to break the law, to use the government to go after people” during a Fox News town hall, former president Donald Trump said that he would only be a dictator on “Day One” if elected next year. What do you think?

Civilization VI Leader Pass Out Today, Adds 18 New Leaders - Vimarsana News

Civilization VI Leader Pass Out Today, Adds 18 New Leaders

2K and Firaxis releases the Leader Pass for the console versions of Civilization IV, introducing 18 new Leaders and Leader Personas.

Culture Re-View: The death of a Starman, Caesar inadvertently invents an idiom, and TV mobsters - Vimarsana News

Culture Re-View: The death of a Starman, Caesar inadvertently invents an idiom, and TV mobsters

2016 saw the final day of one of music's brightest stars. But how did that event cross the Rubicon, so to speak?

Culture Re-View: The death of a Starman, Caesar inadvertently invents an idiom, and TV mobsters - Vimarsana News

Culture Re-View: The death of a Starman, Caesar inadvertently invents an idiom, and TV mobsters

2016 saw the final day of one of music's brightest stars. But how did that event cross the Rubicon, so to speak?

Roman dictator | Roman Republic, Powers, Sulla, & Julius Caesar - Vimarsana News

Roman dictator | Roman Republic, Powers, Sulla, & Julius Caesar

Roman dictator, in the Roman Republic, a temporary magistrate with extraordinary powers, nominated by one of two consuls on the recommendation of the Senate and confirmed by the Comitia Curiata (a popular assembly). The dictatorship was a permanent office among some of the Latin states of Italy, but at Rome it was resorted to only in times of military, and later internal, crises. The dictator’s term was set at six months, although he customarily laid down his powers as soon as the crisis passed. He had 24 fasces, the equivalent of both consuls. His first act was to appoint as