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@LindseyGrahamSC@GamecockWBB I think it's just "gamecocks," not "lady gamecocks." "Lady gamecocks" is an oxymoron since cocks are male/roosters, not female/hens .
"Haley: We have to face the fact Trump is the most disliked politician in America. We can’t win an election that way." - @McCormackJohn
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@NC_CyberLaw I agree in most cases. The year I clerked for an appellate judge, I don't think any oral argument changed the outcome. I remember one case in particular where the appellant had written a brilliant brief but her lawyer's oral argument performance was dreadful. She still won.
@nottooloud@ericbradner That's really not his job. His job is to say what the law is, not to make it more caring. If you thing a judge deciding a case should say to himself, "what is the most caring outcome," and go with that, you just don't understand the role of courts and the rule of law.
Justice Sonia Sotomayor did a talk in Chicago tonight hosted by Roosevelt University. She was asked how she maintains relationships with judges she disagrees with — Clarence Thomas, in particular. Here’s what she said:
The lead lawyers I worked with were Bert Jordan, Glenn Murdock, Al Agricola, Joseph "Rusty" Johnston, and Michael Druhan, though many at Wallace Jordan and others did a lot of behind-the-scenes work, including traveling the state to ensure security of absentee ballots.
27 years ago—10/20/95—Perry Hooper Sr was sworn in as Chief Justice in Ala after an 11-month legal battle—1st GOP justice elected statewide in 1900s. I’m thankful to have worked with those who worked to stop the stealing of that election. https://t.co/5ymFKbzgqB
And, yes, elections can be stolen. But the way to stop them is in court and upholding the rule of law, not by mob violence and threatening government officials. (And no, the 2020 presidential election was not stolen. Trump lost.)
@EdWhelanEPPC Interesting article. My partner's wife is a US District Court judge, and she has always recused from my firm's cases. And her husband isn't a litigator. I've seen other federal judges recuse when another relative's firm was in the case (e.g. a nephew). I guess it isn't mandatory.
@JJ_Poff How did these kids get into college? Is it just because Sasse held office as a Republican? He's not the current brand of Republican. Because he's pro-life? They should be thrilled to have him.
Trump lost. The 11th circuit granted the DOJ's stay for the 100 documents marked classified. (This is not a good day for Trump)
Here's the decision: https://t.co/TkenvuUrAM
Let's read it together 🤓
(If you want to catch up, see this blog post: https://t.co/V0V6WP9bRC)
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