Q: How many Coca-Colas can you drink before your’re soaking?
A: None, soaking doesn’t count.
Q: How many Coca-Colas can you drink before your’re soaking?
A: None, soaking doesn’t count.
He also allegedly said he was angry about recent mass shootings, and feared Kavanaugh would further weaken gun control laws.
Yeah, so maybe not so much of a lib left wing terrorist, eh? I mean, if Kavanaugh is too liberal for you, you probably don’t hang with AOC and the gang, you know?
Don’t forget, international airports are considered “borders” as well, so we would need to add 100 miles from those as well.
Uh, what? Wouldn’t weakening gun control laws make it easier to get guns, and thus not be a (traditionally defined as) liberal position?
So, pretty much everywhere then. CBP was TFG’s goons of choice.
Misread on my part, or poorly worded sentence. “Further weaken gun control laws” to me means weaker gun control, easier gun purchases. But who knows anymore.
technically, a liberal state is a state which contractually guarantees some set of rights to its subjects as individuals, and in some sense, society emerges out of that set of protected rights.
So, gun rights can be included amongst those contractually guaranteed rights, but the society that emerges therein may not be to your liking.
It’s definitely not to my liking.
she went as far as to press 29 Republican state lawmakers in Arizona — 27 more than previously known — to set aside Joe Biden’s popular vote win and instead “choose” presidential electors, The Washington Post reports.
Get rid of C. Thomas. Why wait?
Getting warmer…
Isn’t that the sort of thing that an officer of the court is required to report? The Bar Committee should investigate.
some background on that case ( i hadn’t heard about it before )
Justice Barrett said when Chief Justice Rehnquist wrote the opinion in Dickerson, he did not say Miranda warnings were a constitutional right. “It seemed very carefully worded to say ‘constitutional rule’ or ‘constitutionally required.’” Chief Justice Roberts said Rehnquist chose his words carefully and only addressed the constitutional underpinnings and constitutional basis of Miranda.
constitutionally required, but not a right. sure. of course
looking for it, i also stumbled upon this new republic article:
“june of doom”
Okaaaay. Have you met his wife?
“He is a man who cares deeply about the court as an institution.”, sure.
Cares about the effects of that court as an institution on the rest of the country, not so much.
Fiat “iustitia” et pereat mundus
Not a chance in hell he will, but should at least make him a little uncomfortable? Somehow I doubt even that…
Clarence Thomas has a bit of a paranoid streak.