Arbitrary, Capricious and Above the Law

Canada Free Press ^ | 6/23/10 | Joy Tiz

[jazminerose]

Most lawyers, upon finding themselves on the receiving end of a judicial rebuke as scathing as the one handed down by Judge Martin Feldman in Hornbeck v. Salazar, would be spending the next few days in a dark bar. At the very least, a few sick days would be in order to avoid having to face co-workers until somebody else screws up a big case

Not in this administration. Ken Salazar wasted no time announcing the administration’s plans to appeal Judge Feldman’s well reasoned and easily understood ruling. Salazar would like us to believe that with a little tweaking, he can craft a new, improved moratorium that will pass legal muster. After that, he will spend some time relaxing at his unicorn farm.

[equalitybeforethelaw]

“The ONE himself didn’t promise everyone skittle crapping unicorns, but his supporters sure thought that that was what they were going to get.

They’re finding out now that “brown” isn’t one of the skittle colors.”

This is why, when I speak of the one, I do it in a child like language in the faint hope of reaching his core supporters. Thus Mr. Skittles, mmmm mmmm mmmm.