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Oh goody, not only has the report where she quoted a 1973 proposed law as an example of updating laws with gender neutral language been used by the right as an example of how she advocates for lowering the age of consent, now the dippy dung duo claims she has actually lowered the age.

What's one difference between myself and Stewart? I actually read the order.

I work in an independent living retirement community and many of our residents should be in assisted care because of early dementia. We send staff up every day to make sure they take their medicine and are still functioning. Those people speak more eloquently than Donald Trump does. During the week...

I am not sure the status of Curry's out of state (NM) warrant, but he was recently transferred to Denver County. It's possible they worked out something as he has the Colorado case pending.

Are we back to the nomination forms again? Do they have some Wheel of BirtherFact they spin to decide what topic they want to rehash for the 40 billionirth trillionith time?

Sit down: Dismissed . :swoon: Basically, as expected, e.g.: Whatever tenuous grip Strunk's factual allegations might have held on observable reality seems to end there. I tend to disagree with the court. The cat knocked him off the table of observable reality right about the time he stated the clai...

The court cited Klayman's least favorite case, Twombly; the court cited Iqbal as well. I noticed that. The IANAL in me is thinking that every court order includes Twombly, Iqbal, Lujan, and Bivens (and various Taitz and Klayman rulings). I suppose it reflects that the bulk of my reading of opinions...

I wonder when Klayman will get tired of winning. The Lovelien v USA and lots of others, was dismissed by the DC court today. Trevor McFadden, the same Trump appointee the dismissed Ryan Bundy's case, was the judge.

https://ecf.dcd.uscourts.gov/cgi-bin/sh ... 9cv0906-20

bob wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 17, 2019 11:46 am

She is also an expert on how a question on a census that determine the size of the population for apportionment of Congressional seats somehow has any impact on who actually voted in a statewide election for statewide office.

Jeffrey wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 15, 2019 8:04 am

They’re seriously going with this strategy.

So, since Twittler is not competent enough to seal the deal on a bribe, he's safe.

OK, so he misstated the day of his relative's death by 3 days? And failed to correct his "mis-statement" repeatedly over several months. I get that, I just see lawyers do more egregious things regularly, with no retribution. Montgomery v Risen comes to mind. My impression is this was not his first ...

Suranis wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 15, 2019 12:53 am

I guess blocking all the people who know who you are isn't a great strategy for continual relevance, huh?

It was a proud day for me when nobodyvenatti blocked me.

If they were rational people, the wouldn't be 3%ers. I have noticed that many militia folk tend to steer clear of foreclosure evictions. I suspect they would be more involved with tax seizures.

It's why I wonder how John Lamb and Kelli Stewart are able to dash around the country to save their heroes. Kap'n Karl has inherited money, not that he necessarily spends it wisely. But how do Lamb and Stewart pay for these trips? Do their spouses really enjoy taking care of the kids and the family...

Hey, everything I learned from Birthers is that the order is, verdict, sentence, frog marching. I don't recall any deliberation in that.

Come to think of it, it may be sentence, verdict, then pad Thai.

I don't think all of the Poots are anti-Native American minded. Seemed like there was support for Standing Rock pipeline protests. Leonard Peltier gets mentioned occasionally because he is still in prison. With those examples, I think they were in it for their own benefit, not the indigenous Americ...

Except that Donna cries that "We called for help, but no one came." So too late, too little. Must be Kap'n Karl in charge of the special forces. https://republicbroadcasting.org/news/idaho-property-confiscation-story-the-nickerson-family/ Here was an interesting statement in that article. Justice p...

In Trump's case, besides the lack of choices, he leans to hiring sycophants. His need to be beloved puts types like those first in line.

I had my first snow day of the season. We had 30 cm of snow. We don’t usually get snow days until after December. I was snuggled up with a cat, a book, and a coffee, Stay warm! 30 cm of snow sounds better nearly a foot of snow. I'll remember that when I need to tell a snowaphobe about an upcoming s...

Chilidog wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 11, 2019 6:48 pm

Since he's of Italian decent, he would be a coglione.

Pezzo di merda

Speaking as a Minnesotan, for us this is much ado about not very much. Yeah, it's colder than it typically is this time of year, but these temps will are coming soon anyhow, so . . . (shrug). I am originally from Michigan so the snow and cold does not faze me like others around here. I once heard o...

Driving to the Metra station in the snow this morning was not too bad. Between the lack of construction and landscaper vehicles, and some people staying home for Veteren's Day, the traffic was rather light.

We have had some days in the 20's already. It should get more fun tonight/tomorrow as we are expecting 3-6 inches in my part of the northern Chicago burbs. Then it will drop to 11 degrees on Tuesday. I prepared myself for winter by hanging out in high winds, cold, and snow when I was in the Colorado...

Not sure where to put this, so I guess here will do since it covers a future Florida man/woman/shark news article.

Suranis wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 10, 2019 7:33 am

And, lets be honest, 50 years os way too long for something to be sitting around waiting for ratifications, at least in my view. The law will probably disagree with me, as usual.

The 27th Amendment took 202 years to ratify.