Fogbow

AndyinPA wrote: ↑Fri Oct 23, 2020 2:46 pm CNN just reported that McConnelll basically said that he's fine, it's no one's business, and don't ask again.

The guy who basically told GOP donors ahead of time that RBG was going to die soon and get the champagne ready wants other people to respect his medical privacy?

Fuck that.

I suggested last night that the hand was caused by McConnell engaging in excessive Toobining.

I'll just show myself out and allow that image to percolate in everyone's psyche.

Don Jr.'s coke problem appears to be spiraling. Jesus.

webhick wrote: ↑Thu Oct 22, 2020 10:19 pm My downstairs neighbor is a Trump supporter. He's clapping and laughing.

Cultists gonna cultist.

Trump is just airing his own personal grievances. Attacking the IRS, Bob Mueller, China, etc. Me, me, me.

Ugh. I was afraid cutting the mike would work in Trump's favor and I think it has. Joe has never been good at debating. He doesn't sound very good. I hope he hits his stride soon. Twitter disagrees with you, as do I. It's not WWE, it's an audition to be President of the United States. One candidate...

SLQ wrote: ↑Thu Oct 22, 2020 9:09 pmAccordian hands!

They're working overtime tonight. As they do when he is extemporizing.

Trump mentioning the excess mortality rate is the most obviously rehearsed line I've ever seen in a debate.

I was thinking about playing a drinking game tonight: Drink every time Trump mentions Hunter. I thought better of it when I realized that would probably be lethal.

Neither. Not qualified for either. He's probably pegged for Veterans Affairs or something along those lines. I wasn't suggesting he will be offered either of those positions. I was suggesting to expect Secretary Buttigieg in our futures. As he's clearly working for a position, and he'll clearly be ...

To paraphrase Hamilton , the only question President Biden will have for Buttigieg is, "Treasury or State?" Neither. Not qualified for either. He's probably pegged for Veterans Affairs or something along those lines. On the other hand, I don't know why Fox News keeps inviting him to keep dunking on...

All so that it would be in the transcript if there were an appeal. Happily, the jury acquitted my client.) Congratulations on the acquittal. And good for you for protecting the record. I wish more counsel at the trial level would do that. Thanks! An obsession with protecting the record comes natura...

It's very possible the couple of pervs on occasion just offered to share some of the girls they'd recruited as their own playmates with certain other friends. It surely is possible. It is difficult to understand why none of the victims remembers it, with the exception of Giuffre. Because the Michae...

pipistrelle wrote: ↑Thu Oct 22, 2020 11:28 am He’s 42 and looks like he’s 72.

A concise description of many of my clients.

To tag on, an appellate court is going to be at least somewhat deferential to a trial court's decision to admit the evidence. Partially because the system relies on trial courts to make these kinds of calls. And partially because it can't really gauge the impact of the evidence from a cold record. ...

Glad to see you are feeling better Fierce. Great write ups too. Thanks. A couple days of light work have helped. Also Fogbow lawyering is much more fun and abstract than my actual cases, which involve real clients, many of whom are actually horrible people. (Like the guy who thinks the pittance I g...

Another guess: They tried to recruit the fake accuser for this scheme, and he now has a very interesting tale to tell. That's also possible, in which case there could be a common scheme connection to make the other acts motion a slam dunk. I tend to doubt it, though, because there isn't any real co...

Putting on my criminal defense lawyer hat, I'm wondering how prosecutors are going to make that testimony admissible. I'm not licensed in Michigan, and I'm not familiar with that state's rules on prior bad acts, but that would be something any criminal defense attorney would be preparing to fight l...

Yeah, but the (white) people in Youngstown still love Trump because reasons.

jemcanada wrote: ↑Thu Oct 22, 2020 1:30 pm

Foggy wrote: ↑Thu Oct 22, 2020 8:19 am This is clearly a case of erection fraud.

An old friend of mine always used to say “well, I never! I wanted to, but something always came up.”

Will Sommer@willsommer A twist in Jacob Wohl's felony case for voter suppression in Michigan: prosecutors want to call the fake Pete Buttigieg sexual assault accuser as a witness against Wohl. All the schemes are coming back for this trial. Putting on my criminal defense lawyer hat, I'm wondering h...

Speaking of a "blue wave", why is trump's stuff all blue? Our judicial elections, by law, are non-partisan and the only way you can tell which party they are from by their signs is the background. Red background, nut case. Blue background, Democrat. Does trump think Dems are so stupid they will do ...

The Atlantic endorsed Biden (with a call back to one of my personal heroes, whose story - when I heard it as a teenager - was what convinced me that I never wanted to join the military, because I am simply not cut out to not ask questions): In 1973, a United States Air Force officer, Major Harold He...

How does exit polling work when half the votes are absentee? Exit polling isn't really utilized as much as people think it is these days. A lot more has to do with modeling of turnout, since one of the benefits of polarization is that we know the partisan tendencies of each precinct. It's how you g...

RTH10260 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 21, 2020 12:04 pm I wonder what lawyer would contribute to a lieing unstable genius in the first place.

Federalist Society members.