ScaliaLawSchool

The original ScaliaLawSchool, before a law school copied me. #trendsetter

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@valentine59 @YossiGestetner @ChrisRBarron https://t.co/8t4KDdKEua

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@YossiGestetner @ChrisRBarron So... Yes. You're complaining about elected officials supporting "country over party". That makes you part of the problem. Elected officials should be working for everyone, not just their partisan bubble.

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@DildaHerbert @TruthThaddeus @susanv1227 @Elle68401613 @FBIWFO No, the law does not see it differently.

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@Db4540 @17Psalm @m196538410077 @MajorPatriot Show me any law (Constitution or otherwise) that says she loses her Senate seat when she wins the VP election. (Hint: You can't)

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@17Psalm @m196538410077 @MajorPatriot Yes. She is still an acting Senator until she is sworn in as VP.

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@RadBoots @NBCNews Ashli Babbitt was a terrorist who died while committing an act of terrorism.

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@Canella1200 @lockridd @LindsayAWatts Sorry! My fault 😅

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@WyattPayne20 @jemgirl555 @SoSadYouLost @TheSouthPen @SHB942 @SharonAlmalee @realDonaldTrump Unlawful use of force (felony trespassing) to intimidate or coerce others for political and social objectives. It's pretty hard to argue she doesn't fit the definition of "terrorist".

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@jgee69 @NickMcG_95 You think you know my economic beliefs based on the fact that I'm not supporting terrorism? Uh... What?

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@Teresa08877 @PatriotSiSi BLM never marched to support a terrorist. And you can commit terrorism without a weapon. She wasn't any less of a terrorist just because she didn't have a gun.

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@CassandraRules @Crisprtek She is famous for committing an act of terrorism. What do you expect? And why are people defending a terrorist who attacked the United States?

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@americandan31J2 Ashli Babbitt was a terrorist who was stopped while commiting an act of terrorism against the United States. Being a veteran means nothing - despite 14 years of service she chose to be a terrorist.

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@17Patriot_17 She chose to commit a terrorist act against the United States.

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@andrea1119az She was a terrorist engaged in an act of terrorism.

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@AWorldOfTruth @TX_4_EVER @SheepDogSociety She was shot because she was a terrorist engaged in an act of terrorism and ignored multiple orders to stop.

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@ZebraMinarchist She was a terrorist engaged in an act of terrorism against the United States. Very different than being accused of passing a counterfeit $20 bill

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@aschira12 She was a terrorist. Most Americans don't support terrorists.

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@wilpat34 She was a terrorist engaged in an act of terrorism. Most Americans don't support terrorists. It has nothing to do with race.