Aliexpress seems most straightforward, and not quite as gimmicky.
Ethically one would say so, but legally there are different laws written that directly constrain things around bribery for career employees.
Somehow I am extremely skeptical this ruling even applies, and if it does I think it only invalidates one of plethora of laws and regulations...
If you take any training on how to get a contract with the government there is without fail a section that goes over the at least two laws, if not more, about why you can't bribe them and how you shouldn't bribe them in various ways.
I meant more like non elected officials, like a Contracting Officer.
Is there somewhere with more details?
Also I meant non elected officials like purchasing officials.
I don't think this decision would apply to like federal purchasing officials... so not yet.
On a tangent... Why are we still wearing ties? Buttons exist and are already included 95% of the time.
Having worked in school finance in a prior life, I can tell you the biggest problem with money getting redirected to these schools is that they can deny students. So public schools lose funding and have to absorb all of the expensive SPED students.
He says so many things all the time, that it would be statistically weird if some things weren't true.
Could we take em to small claims for like $500 a comment? That would be a devastating movement lol
I am looking forward to the day AI is describing how jumper cables are an effective way to discipline your child.
We could have had Al Gore instead of Bush if the Supreme Court didn't toss Bush the crown because... reasons
Because you get things easier and faster that way.