Posted on 05/20/2020 8:59:14 AM PDT by ransomnote
TRIGGERED with DJTjr & special guest TED NUGENT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBxj19snoRY
Indeed. I would say that however other viruses act, this one will also. Which means continue to wipe down things that need wiping down, wash your hands, etc.
And wear a mask ONLY IF YOU WANT TO!
McTurtle says Ron Johnson has subpoenas out for Hunter..
Thanks.
We have to strip and paint it this summer.
Neighbors tree fell on it in March.
Missed the sun room by inches.
I even knocked out a few teeth to get just the right lispth!
See post 708
Ron Johnson - every time I see that name, I think of Miami Vice. Even though that was Don Johnson...
Thanks, that’s funny.
The Nation Columnist Defends Joe Biden From Tara Reade: ‘I Would Vote For Joe Biden If He Boiled Babies And Ate Them’
http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3847328/posts
This may come back to haunt her.
I think I know why Sullivan acted on Flynn’s case in such a bizarre manner. Deep State blackmailed him to continue Flynn’s trial for as long as he can and NOT to allow for the dismissal of the case. So Sullivan orders these bizarre things knowing that the upper court will shoot him down. He can then claim he “did all he could” for the DS but the upper court denied him.
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Very possible. I also tend to think that the “leaked” Obama phone call was a signal to drag this out using the term Perjury and that dragging sound during the Vid-like a chair or something dragged along the floor.
EXCELLENT THREAD ON FLYNN WRIT OF MANDAMUS APPEALS COURT ORDER
https://twitter.com/reeveslawstl/status/1263588369918906373
1) The wording of the DC Circuit’s order directing Judge Sullivan to personally respond to @SidneyPowell1’s writ shows it is deeply troubled by Judge Sullivan’s actions.
2) The Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure govern the filing and disposition of writs in the federal appellate courts.
3) These are DIFFERENT from the rules Judge Sullivan relied on to justify appointing amicus to oppose the DOJ’s motion to dismiss.
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4) Rule 21(b)(1) allows the DC Circuit to deny the writ petition outright, without asking for a response. This is what happens with the vast majority of writ petitions.
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5) If the appellate court instead orders a response under Rule 21(b)(1), it shows it is concerned and wants to hear more about the matter.
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6) By obtaining an order for a response, @SidneyPowell1 has already cleared a huge hurdle.
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7) If the DC Circuit ordered a response and did nothing else, that alone would be a huge deal. But the DC Circuit didn’t stop there.
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8) Rule 21(b)(4) states that the appellate court “may invite or order the trial-court judge to address the petition or may invite an amicus curiae to do so.”
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9) The appellate court is not REQUIRED to order the trial-court judge to address the matter—it has the authority to do so, but doesn’t need to exercise it.
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10) Even if it wants to hear from the trial judge, the appellate court can simply “invite”—that is, request, or ask—the trial judge to respond. It does not have to ORDER the judge to respond.
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11) And even if the appellate court orders the trial court judge to respond, it can avoid requiring the judge to personally defend the action under challenge by appointing a lawyer as amicus curiae to defend the judge’s actions.
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12) This is what the DC Circuit did in the Fokker case—the main case @SidneyPowell1relies upon in her writ. See the highlighted portion of the fourth image below.
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13) In Fokker, the DC Circuit said, “Because both parties seek to overturn the district court’s denial of their joint motion to exclude time, we appointed amicus curiae to present arguments defending the district court’s action.”
14) The DC Circuit, in ordering Judge Sullivan to respond to @SidneyPowell1’s writ petition, could have easily appointed a lawyer as amicus to do so.
15) Note that an amicus appointed by the DC Circuit to defend Judge Sullivan would have had a job entirely different from John Gleeson’s job as amicus appointed by Judge Sullivan to oppose the DOJ’s motion to dismiss.
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16) Had the DC Circuit appointed amicus, that lawyer’s job would have been to present legal arguments defending Judge Sullivan’s refusal to grant the DOJ’s dismissal motion, NOT legal arguments purporting to show why the DOJ’s motion should not be granted.
17) But the DC Circuit did not appoint a lawyer as amicus to defend Judge Sullivan’s actions, unlike in Fokker.
18) Instead, the DC Circuit ordered Judge Sullivan to PERSONALLY respond and defend his actions, without an amicus attorney to do it for him.
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19) This means that Judge Sullivan (and presumably his clerks) will have to PERSONALLY submit written briefing trying to legally justify his refusal to dismiss the Flynn case.
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20) The DC Circuit is thus making Judge Sullivan—a lifetime federal judge—publicly and directly explain to them his actions.
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21) In short, of all the options available to the DC Circuit for ruling on @SidneyPowell1’s writ, the DC Circuit, chose the most extreme, rare, and drastic of them.
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22) It has ordered (not requested) Judge Sullivan to personally (and not through appointed amicus) respond and defend his actions to them. #appellatetwitter
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23) This promises to be anything but dull going forward.
As if the she has any say. If she were to try to keep Trump out of MI, Dem donors would be on her doorstep, knowing that would guarantee Trump would carry the state. Which he will regardless.
In other news, Gov. Prickster has loosened up some Illinois restrictions from his previously-announced plans:
https://www.pjstar.com/news/20200520/outdoor-dining-to-be-allowed-in-illinois-beginning-may-29
Outdoor dining, tennis, golf, camping, boating, state parks to re-open, outdoor gym classes, and personal services can resume with limits. And His Magnanimos Lardass has decreed that you can now associate outdoors with up to 9 other people. Because everyone knows that the virus instantly kills everyone in a group of 11 or more.
They kicked one member out of the Illinois House for refusing to wear a mask. I’m sure he will not be paying for his own beer until 2024.
You are correct, I was mistaken in thinking it was Calderon.
Might be of interest...or not. A few.
CNN, Willing Accomplice to CAIR
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3846466/posts
Critics Blast Trump For Taking HCQ As Preventative, But Let’s Observe How It’s Working Among Police Officers in India
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3847130/posts
From a few days ago and meant to check it out, I wonder how many politicians besides Omar Cockroachgirl are on Qatar’s paycheck list?
Qatar Waging Stealth Influence Operations Across U.S. Academic System, Documents Show
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3846065/posts
John Ratcliffe,
Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah!
“Black” is more of a political identity with those people than a racial one.
I really love my Sonroom even in its unfinished state.
Can’t get the banana to fruit,however.
The double red hibiscus is beautiful.
The lemon blooms a lot but no fruit forms. Don’t know what to do about that.
The aloe is going great.
What plants are in your Sonroom?
If they also are traitors , this scum would fit the bill.
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