Official who sued self can run for Conn. office

washingtonpost ^ | May 5, 2010; | STEPHEN SINGER

[JoeProBono]

HARTFORD, Conn. -- A Connecticut official has won the right to run for state attorney general after she had to sue herself to prove her qualifications.

A superior court judge ruled Wednesday that Democratic Secretary of the State Susan Bysiewicz (BYE'-suh-wits) had enough experience as a lawyer to run.

[JoeProBono]

Judge Rules Bysiewicz is Qualified to Be Attorney General

[a fool in paradise]

[camle]

bogus ruling, but what do you expect. Bycevic’s ego is bigger thart the law.

saying that your experience as a supervisor makes you competent? does that mean that I can supervise a bunch of truck drivers and that makes me qualified to drive a truck cross-country?

[GeronL]

She sued herself.

[GeronL]

The judge could have fun with that “The plaintiff and defendant are both imbeciles.”

[camle]

oh yeah. i’ve met her a few tiems she does NOT clean up nice.

[GeronL]

lol

[pyx]

Under deposition on March 31, 2010, Bysiewicz admitted that "she has never argued a case before a judge and couldn't remember being in a courtroom to observe litigation since law school."

This LEFTIST is as qualified as Obama.

[DrC]

“She sued herself.”

I can see it now. Obama sues himself over his constitutional qualifications to hold office. His prosecution is so inept that it culminates in a definitive Supreme Court ruling that he is a natural born citizen, hence constitutionally qualified for office, and this issue sinks like a stone forever.

Only after Rahm writes a tell-all memoir long after Obama has left office does everyone realize we’d been duped all along. When confronted with Rahm’s confession of a coordinated conspiracy at the highest levels of the Dem Party to cover this inconvenient truth up, Nancy Pelosi’s response is: “sue me.”

[ReignOfError]

Under deposition on March 31, 2010, Bysiewicz admitted that "she has never argued a case before a judge and couldn't remember being in a courtroom to observe litigation since law school."

When was the last time the Attorney General appeared in a courtroom to try a case? I don't follow Connecticut politics, and I don't know enough about Bysiewicz to have any opinion of her qualifications, but the AG is an advisor and an administrator, not a litigator.

[Celerity]

That is true, but to follow in the footsteps of Dick Blumenthal, you need to be in front of a camera at ALL TIMES and in each court case you administer.

He’s a narccist of the highest degree, and powered solely on pixie-stix.

[dancusa]

Buy-a-nit-witz is being groomed for CT future gov.