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Also (too), the birthers really did Mahili a solid: imagine if they had said, "sure, please enter default against the sitting president." But birthers gave him just what he needed to undig the hole he had dug. Of course, it was ultimately irrelevant because on review the ballot challenges were dismi...

What now, full banc? There are three remedies: 1. Petition for rehearing (before the same judges); 2. Petition for rehearing en banc (before the full D.C. Cir.); 3. Cert. with SCOTUS. I predict two then three. The 2-1 ruling . As the dissent and commentators have noted, the ruling gives the executi...

P&E comments : The rulings by Carter and Mahili were appealed — each all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. No higher judge expressed disagreement with Carter’s and Mahili’s rulings. Did the Deep State get to all those judges as well? Many of the judges were and are part of the Deep State. [ . . . ]...

Ob. Wonkette: Court Kicks PragerU's 'Free Speech' Lawsuit Right In The Dick . And, of course: The dumbest cowpoke in congress is currently suing Twitter for throttling conservative content in violation of his First Amendment rights. Larry Klayman has filed claims against multiple tech companies for ...

The mentioned docs are part of Michael Cernovich's motion to intervene. https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/14515855/351/united-states-v-stone/ What a profoundly stupid motion; Taitz could have done better. The attorney, Norm Pattis, added this: Federal Bar No.: CT0013 I think? this means he admit...

I can see it making easier to see where the copies came from (which side -the defense), but not the individual. The judge may "invite" the players in for a chat. Anyone who answers "Fifth Amendment" may find their day becoming increasingly worse. The person (an attorney, I assume) who wrote the not...

Wonkette and the Post and Email have moderated comments in a way that is basically censorship. Heck, Foogy is, basically , a censor: first-three-posts moderation; no personal attacks; time-outs and banes for the rulesbreakers. :torches: (I kid; private censorship is a reality in civilization; but t...

This post notes the Dim Duo failed to redact a handwritten note (about the juror) on one of the questionnaires.

Making the source of the leak, it argues, that much easier to determine.

Likely an investigation into whether the juror questionnaire was leaked.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dC4aYVYoLbo Klayman, unsurprisingly, has a hate-on for Bybee. (Bybee was on the panel that repeatedly kept Klayman out of the Bundy criminal trial.) Yet then Klayman praises Bybee for saying that Arpaio was never legally convicted. "That will help with Arpaio's defama...

Daily Beast: Judiciary Committee Demands Testimony From Prosecutors Who Quit Stone Case : The House Judiciary committee chair, Jerry Nadler, has written to Attorney General William Barr with the urgent request. The House Judiciary committee has demanded that Attorney General William Barr hands over ...

P&E comments : I also attended both of the aforementioned Judge Carter hearings. No question in my mind someone got to the judge in the interim. Someone also got to Georgia Administrative Law Judge Michael M. Malihi who, after denying Obama’s motion to quash Plaintiff’s subpoena to appear with evide...

It took a while, but: Politico: Roger Stone lashes out in Florida testimony : Days before Stone learned his prison sentence, the GOP operative gave a combative deposition in separate court cases, airing some anger. * * * Days before that sentencing, Stone had been ordered by Florida state court judg...

Remember when the "good" "doctor" repeatedly sued Obama for not doing enough to prevent the spread of contagious diseases?

Doesn't he claim he sued Cuba? Klayman actually sued represented José Basulto against Fidel Castro, and "won" a $1.7M judgment (against an empty chair). Don't know if Klayman (or his client) ever collected any money from Castro. Has GIL ever won a case? Other than the Castro case, and the Judicial ...

Orlylicious wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 27, 2020 7:07 pm

And he's banned on Twitter, what's this account?

Yes; "The Jacob Wohl Report" isn't Wohl's Twitter account; it is an anti-Wohl account. ("Reporting on Jacob’s lies and grifts since 10/23/19.")

("Anybody can buy a ticket" was the official CPAC response.)

CNS: Runoff Likely to Decide GOP Challenger for Alabama Senate Seat : Despite the Super Tuesday primary looming just days away, Alabama U.S. Senate candidate and former football coach Tommy Tuberville is already prepping his supporters for a runoff gameplay. * * * In the weeks leading up to the Marc...

Cross-posting ("for completeness"): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuZ4DdlAyN8 Klayman says: 1. Freedom Watch is "looking into" suing China for intentionally creating and deploying a biological weapon (i.e., Covid-19); 2. Corsi will "intervene" in the impeached president's campaign's defamation law...

P&E comment : Back in my 2012 lawsuit against Obama, Leo Donofrio entered what I consider to be the definitive argument as to why Barack is not an Art. II, §1, cl. 5 natural-born citizen, all base of statutory construction. See: https://naturalborncitizen.wordpress.com/2012/01/27/the-dirty-little-se...

I Requested that Real Clear Politics website of poll averages post Rasmussen poll that shows Trump 7% ahead of Sanders Please, post the latest Rasmussen poll: Trump-50%, Sanders -43% https://www.breitbart.com/2020-election/2020/02/26/nolte-trump-beats-bernie-50-43-two-way-match/ “The latest Rasmuss...

"Doctor" Taitz opines:

In a move that surprises no one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuZ4DdlAyN8 ...I'll try to listen to glean Klayman's claim of how, exactly, Corsi is joining the impeached president's campaign's state suit against the NYT. Vague intent to "intervene." While Klayman Corsi is certainly free to request...

Aren't these, by definition, stolen property? And if so, can't our two smear merchants be charged with receiving stolen property? 1. If they are real. 2. "It depends." If someone pulled a Fitzpatrick and swiped a copy, then maybe. But if someone with authorized access to the unredacted juror questi...

What if anything can the judge do about this? Not a lot, unfortunately: threaten sanctions/contempt, or refer to the U.S. Attorney (or perhaps the U.S. Marshals) for investigation. Regardless of who is asking, the answer to the question, "Did you leak the unredacted juror questionnaires?", is going...