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cxwx wrote: ↑Sun Nov 22, 2020 7:00 pm Sidney Powell is shit canned.

Really? Well I guess she couldn't pull a papa shango and leak black fluid out of her head.

ThePhillyExperiment wrote: ↑Fri Nov 20, 2020 5:56 pm

Necrometer wrote: ↑Thu Nov 19, 2020 11:49 pm

I cannot believe this one

I'm surprised these guys aren't on their fourth case of covid infection.

hahaha she got fired. Even Trump was like "okay, that's crazy"

I just spent about half an hour reading the Trump team's appeal of their absolute benchslap in M.D. Pa., and the original decision by Judge Brann, and hoooo boy do the Trump team have some incredibly shitty lawyers. I don't even do appellate advocacy and I'm wincing with every new document I read. It's just so fuckin incompetent. There are talented and evil lawyers out there that could spin together a meaningful-if-convoluted claim that could survive to SCOTUS cert review, but they're not touching this with a 20-foot dildo in the odd event that it singularly destroys the legitimacy of the court system that butters their bread. Nobody competent wants to upset the applecart.

Toilet Fleet wrote: ↑Mon Nov 23, 2020 2:11 pm I just spent about half an hour reading the Trump team's appeal of their absolute benchslap in M.D. Pa., and the original decision by Judge Brann, and hoooo boy do the Trump team have some incredibly shitty lawyers. I don't even do appellate advocacy and I'm wincing with every new document I read. It's just so fuckin incompetent. There are talented and evil lawyers out there that could spin together a meaningful-if-convoluted claim that could survive to SCOTUS cert review, but they're not touching this with a 20-foot dildo in the odd event that it singularly destroys the legitimacy of the court system that butters their bread. Nobody competent wants to upset the applecart.

Is this the case where all the lawyers jumped ship, aside from the one business lawyer who has a radio show?


Marc Scaringi

I think there have been multiple substitutions of counsel in every case where Trump is actually a named plaintiff and not just an ultimately interested party, a sure sign that things are going swimmingly

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics ... r-BB1biijR

I bet Emily Murphy has a plump cunt.

I truly wish one of the news medias would bring you in as an expert for exactly that sort of analysis.

Nice, you can do Freedom of Information Act requests on Twitter!

she did say "please" so that's something

riley-o wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 9:49 pm I truly wish one of the news medias would bring you in as an expert for exactly that sort of analysis.

I'm ready.

El Paso moves to collect outstanding debt from 2019 Trump campaign rally

Necrophilic Mallard wrote: ↑Wed Nov 25, 2020 7:05 pm El Paso moves to collect outstanding debt from 2019 Trump campaign rally

Good luck collecting on that.

this one has a bit of chain letter charm

No idea how long this link will last:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/t2sba28t11jhh ... ).mp4?dl=0

Watched the preview....total crap.

let my drop box account expire

kevin hash wrote: ↑Sat Nov 28, 2020 10:42 am Watched the preview....total crap.

yeah, trailer doesn’t really leave me thirsting for more. does it even have a stance? seems like a cinematic dogwhistle for qanon idiots, while also trying to trick fence-sitters into liking trump?

I have no idea what the fuck I'm looking at.... is this supposed to be a serious thriller drama set in contemporary times? The guy they have playing Trump makes it look like it's a parody.... trying to understand the tone is giving me uncanny valley feelings.

Getting heavy flashbacks to that bizarre batman-like movie trailer that the Aurora massacre shooter became obsessed with.

BAD NEWS JEWS

The GOOD guys are winning

https://legalinsurrection.com/2020/11/p ... stitution/

edit: bonus

MeatGrease wrote: ↑Sat Nov 28, 2020 1:14 pm BAD NEWS JEWS

The GOOD guys are winning

https://legalinsurrection.com/2020/11/p ... stitution/

edit: bonus

Oh shit, STRONG Trump's ELITE LEGAL FORCE is 3 for 127.

Looks like America is going to be great again, whether you like it or not.

Once we get that second term, mg will no doubt win that MacArthur grant to continue plagiarizing blogs onto a sparsely populated messageboard.

The problem is that the petitioners misunderstand the nature of state constitutions: actions not forbidden in state constitutions are presumptively constitutional—as opposed to the federal constitution, which requires that legislation derive from a specific grant of power. The cleanest analogy I can think of: the US Constitution is a circuit board, with only specific spots sufficient to create a circuit; state constitutions are a metal plate with tiny rubber discs on it.

The section of the PA constitutions they cite is mandatory but not limiting: “the Legislature shall,” not “the Legislature shall only.” This means the legislature rolling back those prescribed standards for absentee voting (illness, absence, etc.) would be unconstitutional, not necessarily that expanding it would be.

No law schools I’m aware of require state/local law coursework—which explains how dumb this particular complaint is. Also, that article does a really bad job at explaining what “likelihood of success on the merits” actually means—that is, it’s a threshold question, and a pretty low one at that. It doesn’t tip the hand of likelihood at winning overall, just that there is a bona fide controversy. It’s still a loser of an argument, though.

MeatGrease and his ilk are now experiencing the next stage of being in a millenarian doomsday cult. Next is “actually the day of judgment already happened, it’s just secret,” putting him a full three years behind most QAnon psychos.

It’s going to hilarious if all this conspiracy theory bullshit causes enough low republican voter turn out the Georgia runoff election that they end up losing the senate.

Toilet Fleet wrote: ↑Sat Nov 28, 2020 3:49 pmMeatGrease and his ilk are now experiencing the next stage of being in a millenarian doomsday cult. Next is “actually the day of judgment already happened, it’s just secret,” putting him a full three years behind most QAnon psychos.

ah, yes: the age-old interplay between narrative collapse and embolsterment

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics ... r-BB1brXNU

Pharmaceuticals investor who gave $2.5 million to trumps voter fraud efforts wants his money back.