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Did you just post a MF Barns Twitter link?
MFBarnes is everywhere.
MFBarnes is nowhere.
We are all MFBarnes.
MFBarnes is nowhere.
We are all MFBarnes.
No idea who MFbarns is.
Hawg is by a mile the best source of information I have found anywhere. Hawg, is it time to get our hopes up a bit yet? Thanks so much for your contributions to this board.
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Sigh! I'm tired.
That's what Barnes would say!Doctor51 said:
No idea who MFbarns is.
Seabreeze said:
Did you just post a MF Barns Twitter link?
Here's the thing, 100% of his info is good and trustworthy right up until it isn't and he tries to scam you.
Hardest working man in politics
Too soon?
All I can say right now is, "Ugh."HillcountryAg97 said:
Hawg is by a mile the best source of information I have found anywhere. Hawg, is it time to get our hopes up a bit yet? Thanks so much for your contributions to this board.
IDK what will happen. I know what should happen. But the legal and judiciary system that I knew when I was n law school and practicing is a foreign entity to me now. The rule of law is in flux.
I started a thread a few days ago asking when are illegal actions by state election officials is enough?
Right now? Apparently the crimes are not enough yet.
The glimmer of hope for the preservation of our republic is dimming. I was a big fan of ACB and Kav and Gorsuch for that matter. They have constitutional exit ramps. It won't be the Court "selecting" the President. It will be the closest they can get to the voters being heard. Twelfth? Or Article II Section One?
Were Scaliia still alive, I'd wager he'd be strutting down the halls singing Nessum Dorma or the Battle Hymn of the Republic.
ETA: You won't hear this again under Biden.
I would try and help but only took one law class, Business Law as an undergrad at East Texas State. Got a C, kept getting tripped up because I confused justice with the law.aggiehawg said:I'll do my best, until my eyes start to cross.HumpitPuryear said:As one of many on here that don't speak legal mumbo jumbo I certainly appreciate your summaries and opinions. I hope you will have another cup o joe and carry on.aggiehawg said:Maybe that's why AZ was not included in the suit by the State of Texas? Perhaps? So much is going on it is hard to keep up. Getting pretty tired of reading 100+ page court filings though.barnyard1996 said:
I guess we will see what pigs squeal.
Among the latter, under pretence of governing they have divided their nations into two classes, wolves and sheep.”
Thomas Jefferson, Letter to Edward Carrington, January 16, 1787
Thomas Jefferson, Letter to Edward Carrington, January 16, 1787
What does this mean?Red Fishing Ag93 said:
Georgia Department of Economic Development is paying some squatter on a domain name in China?
Among the latter, under pretence of governing they have divided their nations into two classes, wolves and sheep.”
Thomas Jefferson, Letter to Edward Carrington, January 16, 1787
Thomas Jefferson, Letter to Edward Carrington, January 16, 1787
100% Grade A.....SAVAGE!!!!!!
Thank you for the link, this is very enlightening. Should be required viewing in all schools Junior High through College and Graduate school EVERY YEAR. And required annual viewing before voting.munch96 said:
Among the latter, under pretence of governing they have divided their nations into two classes, wolves and sheep.”
Thomas Jefferson, Letter to Edward Carrington, January 16, 1787
Thomas Jefferson, Letter to Edward Carrington, January 16, 1787
Thanks for that soul stirring rendition. I listened to all that and realized how long it had been since I had heard that. Sadly, I also couldn't help but think how many snowflakes that likely offends now.
"ROGER - OUT"
I just pictured you being either Texas Jack Vermillion or Turkey Creek Jack Johnson when they come flying out of the saloon during a shootout in Tombstone. Sorry for the derail, just thought it was funny.richardag said:I would try and help but only took one law class, Business Law as an undergrad at East Texas State. Got a C, kept getting tripped up because I confused justice with the law.aggiehawg said:I'll do my best, until my eyes start to cross.HumpitPuryear said:As one of many on here that don't speak legal mumbo jumbo I certainly appreciate your summaries and opinions. I hope you will have another cup o joe and carry on.aggiehawg said:Maybe that's why AZ was not included in the suit by the State of Texas? Perhaps? So much is going on it is hard to keep up. Getting pretty tired of reading 100+ page court filings though.barnyard1996 said:
I guess we will see what pigs squeal.
munch96 said:
Great link! What's interesting is you can't pull it up directly if searching for it in YouTube app. I tried to pull it up outside of TexAgs to like it and save it. And couldn't.
agdaddy04 said:munch96 said:
Great link! What's interesting is you can't pull it up directly if searching for it in YouTube app. I tried to pull it up outside of TexAgs to like it and save it. And couldn't.
Look up Viva Frei on YouTube.
McCarthy will make a great Speaker in a couple years.We fixed the keg said:
100% Grade A.....SAVAGE!!!!!!
Thanks
Texas is leading the charge, being the largest Red State and lover of the Constitution. Other states are falling in and joining the fight.BobaFettsClone said:Shouldn't other states, such as those that decided to band together early on in the investigation, do the same? Why just Texas? Or did I miss where other states are suing swing states, just the same?Premium said:Is it surprising that Texas is having to clean up the mess of other States?ClutchCityAg said:
The Supreme Court has Original Jurisdiction in the Texas case and can hear and see the evidence directly instead of being limited to Appellate Jurisdiction where they would be dependent on whether the State Courts followed procedures. Remedies in Appellate would be to require the State Courts to behave differently than they have the last 5 weeks.ClutchCityAg said:Nitro Power said:
I am not an attorney, but it seems to me with the Texas case on the horizon it wasn't necessary to hear this case. I wouldn't think you would want to hear this case alone and incidentally set precedent for the other pending cases. But what do I know.
Given what Hawg said about under Biden not hearing it anymore, make Battle Hymn of the Republic the movement's national anthem.MooreTrucker said:SEC SEC SEC SECrgag12 said:
Looks almost like a civil war, but in the court room
Oh, and SD
FrioAg 00:
Leftist Democrats "have completely overplayed the Racism accusation. Honestly my first reaction when I hear it today is to assume bad intentions by the accuser, not the accused."
Leftist Democrats "have completely overplayed the Racism accusation. Honestly my first reaction when I hear it today is to assume bad intentions by the accuser, not the accused."
Fingers crossed...looks like we finally have a case in the SCOTUS that's not being hamstrung by the lower courts?
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1336429988317421570.htmlravingfans said:The Supreme Court has Original Jurisdiction in the Texas case and can hear and see the evidence directly instead of being limited to Appellate Jurisdiction where they would be dependent on whether the State Courts followed procedures. Remedies in Appellate would be to require the State Courts to behave differently than they have the last 5 weeks.ClutchCityAg said:Nitro Power said:
I am not an attorney, but it seems to me with the Texas case on the horizon it wasn't necessary to hear this case. I wouldn't think you would want to hear this case alone and incidentally set precedent for the other pending cases. But what do I know.
^^Great thread on the court situation
Let it ride
GA **** the bed with this election, just like when the played the tsips.
An election so squeaky clean we have to censor, ridicule, astroturf, and gaslight anyone who criticizes the results
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