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  1. This guy? Nowai.
  2. That's some sick shit. Yes, Georgetown, and also a confessed sex pest.
  3. Comey pled not guilty yesterday and is going for the vindictive prosecution dismissal, or something similar, in addition to challenging the validity of Halligan's appointment. https://www.bbc.com/news/live/cly14kplv02t There evidently will be a lot of classified documents, so that means a clusterfuck. A lawyer other than Halligan has appeared. Trial currently set for January 5. Judge doesn't want that date to slip and it appears Comey is intent on a swift trial, but we'll see.
  4. Is it just me, or is Ella more attractive this year than prior. She's not a woofer by any stretch, and the highlights don't usually fool me, but I think she's a little slimmer or something.
  5. So is this The movie star, well she crashed her car But everyone said she was beautiful Even without her head
  6. Oh true, I just hate hearnig "Kubik with the kill/point/fuckingwhatever."
  7. I dislike Kubiks.
  8. We do have middles, ladies.
  9. Give em the business, ladies.
  10. Collis' religious liberty clinic sounds frightening, but to his/its credit, they seem to be representing a lot of non-judeo-christian parties.
  11. That is a more academic outgrowth of the Civitas Institute. Collis is a Morm, although I see some of his scholarly work is praised by non-right-wing sources. Regnerus has written some scorchingly anti-LGBTQ stuff. This is a bunch of Nazis. Also, so much for the idea that conservative viewpoints aren't represented at UT.
  12. Not to mention, which is a more clear and present danger at this point? Some kind of Muslim takeover of the USA and the imposition of Sharia law? Or the accretion of undue and unlawful executive power and the unchecked exercise of it? You good with that under a Democratic or Muslim administration @Chopped @Screwed?
  13. You wouldn't know her, she's from Canada.
  14. What evidence do you have that Islam is taking over America, or Europe for that matter? And why are we talking about Muslims when the topic was Sergio?
  15. Can't find it now, but lawfare or justsecurity had an article about how the presidential immunity decision really fucks up the chain of command. Because every presidential decision pursuant to commander-in-chief powers is presumptively if not conclusively immune from prosecution, an unlawful order from POTUS will never be adjudicated as such. Therefore, officers confronted with an unlawful order from POTUS are unlikely to be vindicated, at least in the form of POTUS being adjudged guilty of issuing an unlawful order. Particularly at the highest levels of the armed forces. Junior officers can still be vindicated from unlawful orders of superiors under POTUS. Quite problematic and frightening.
  16. Looks like it might be the same guy photographed earlier in another act of heresy. IIRC he was a Presby minister also.
  17. There's a problem with this whole unpredictability thing. It might work out ok with enemies sometimes. But a rational counterparty, that is, our allies, don't want to deal with an unpredictable asshole. It's a great way to be shunned by allies and enemies alike.
  18. Well, your ancestors were white, were they not?
  19. Also, kind of an interesting note. In Trump's speech to "the Navy" at Norfolk this weekend, he paid some lip service to the notion that "everyone wants free immigration, it's a nice thing, but we can't have it." So it would appear that criticism of mass deportation may be hitting home a little bit.
  20. Well, lookit you Mr. Pollyanna. Someone put benzedrine in your cornflakes this morning? Maybe some ecstasy in your full English?
  21. Rationals know it's huge. But the idiots that comprise approximately half of this country do not know who is Stephen Miller or what he's about. That much is true.
  22. Agreed. He doesn't know what plenary means, other than unlimited and unchecked.
  23. Oh, she's right. Authority delegated by Congress is not plenary, by definition. Theoretically, at least, Congress can revoke it or place limitations on it and it is therefore not plenary.
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