Jeff (go find that oil spill) Clark

[Frater I*I]

[raison de arizona]

https://x.com/steve_vladeck/status/1808163392064033033

“If the police officer hadn’t arrested me after I tried to rob the bank, we never would have found out that he couldn’t beat an interrogation out of me.”

The Left’s meltdown over the immunity decision today is glorious.

But let’s for the sake of argument indulge their wild, overdrawn hypotheticals.

Who’s responsible for the Supreme Court having to tease out the logic that always has been pregnant in the structure of the Constitution that makes clearer than it has ever been before that the full span of presidential power is frightening to behold?

It’s not Donald Trump.

They could have just let him enjoy his post-presidency period and then just geared up for a 2024 rematch to be decided by the voters.

They could — in a word— have exercised restraint. They didn’t need to pose questions they now wish had been left unanswered.

But no, they had to try to establish their absolute dominance by weaponizing DOJ, as well as Blue States, localities, and bars to run their opponents into the ground using lawfare.

They took off the governing valves of prudence circumscribing the Republic and now they are reaping the whirlwind they put into motion.

In sum, they don’t like the constitutional answers to the very questions they themselves posed. But it is their conduct that required the answers be given.

[MN-Skeptic]

Kyle Cheney
@kyledcheney

NEWS: Jeff Clark should be suspended from the practice of law for two years, a DC bar hearing committee recommended Thursday — a steep sanction but short of the disbarment that investigators sought.

https://www.documentcloud.org/documents ... ber-twelve

[RTH10260]

extra highlight: "with a requirement to show fitness for readmission"

[bob]

extra highlight: "with a requirement to show fitness for readmission"

The "fitness tail," just like Klayman got.

If the choice is between trying to rehabilitate himself as a serious lawyer, or just chuck the license and join the outrage/grift machine, it'll be the latter.

[Dr. Ken]

[Rolodex]

Whoo. 11th is conservative; Pryor used to be AG of Alabama.

[Tiredretiredlawyer]

[Estiveo]

I'm so proud.

Estiveo_20241027_100416.jpg (74.14 KiB) Viewed 846 times

Not sure if it was posting the pic of him in his chonies, handcuffed in the driveway, or calling him a feculent collaborator, or both, but

[p0rtia]

Congratulations!