I'm not gonna lie, they might have a point. The law was poorly written. That to me is the key.
I remember in some comments back in August/September when I was writing on Epstein that I thought it was all about to start going downhill and turn into a trap. We can already see it even before this last turn. They're pointing to extreme/fake things within the files to discredit the entire thing. Now this. It's probably going to drag ad infinitum in the courts and fizzle out. I think what we had back in August/September was already more than damning against the regime. Pamela Jo said she had the files on her desk, then they said nothing to see here. They told us Trump was in the clear, then we found out they had his name scrubbed. That was it, and people should have stuck with that.
Ikr? I worked in the legal dept of a large corporation for 13 years. You really do have to give a LOT of consideration to how a law should be written. To be fair, we had much more time to do it--schmoozing something among a bunch of lawyers (or congress critters) takes forever. I can unnerstand the rush to get that law done, but the slapdash approach does have consequences.
The quiet part is now being said out loud Today's Nazi Republican Party has since at least Reagan has been the political equivalent of the "wealthy bro club" and it's implied promise that those without any money are duped into believing that wealth will rub off if they mingle with money
At least that's part of the equation Another may be the argument that wealth should not be constrained in a society Rules and regulations be damned Attract duped followers by the moniker "don't tell me what to do" bravado This is clearly the message Cheeto is sending to his rabid MAGA group of cult followers
But the mainstream psychological profile of the average American has not bought into the Nazi koolaid that rules are for suckers and might makes right And protecting the depravity of the wealthy is where even MAGA draws the line
WTF? Are they actually telling the judge what to do? Did those guys ever go to court...or even law school?
I'm not gonna lie, they might have a point. The law was poorly written. That to me is the key.
I remember in some comments back in August/September when I was writing on Epstein that I thought it was all about to start going downhill and turn into a trap. We can already see it even before this last turn. They're pointing to extreme/fake things within the files to discredit the entire thing. Now this. It's probably going to drag ad infinitum in the courts and fizzle out. I think what we had back in August/September was already more than damning against the regime. Pamela Jo said she had the files on her desk, then they said nothing to see here. They told us Trump was in the clear, then we found out they had his name scrubbed. That was it, and people should have stuck with that.
Ikr? I worked in the legal dept of a large corporation for 13 years. You really do have to give a LOT of consideration to how a law should be written. To be fair, we had much more time to do it--schmoozing something among a bunch of lawyers (or congress critters) takes forever. I can unnerstand the rush to get that law done, but the slapdash approach does have consequences.
Because they are pedophiles or protectors of pedophiles. Period.
Epstein Cover Up: A Case For American Morality
The quiet part is now being said out loud Today's Nazi Republican Party has since at least Reagan has been the political equivalent of the "wealthy bro club" and it's implied promise that those without any money are duped into believing that wealth will rub off if they mingle with money
At least that's part of the equation Another may be the argument that wealth should not be constrained in a society Rules and regulations be damned Attract duped followers by the moniker "don't tell me what to do" bravado This is clearly the message Cheeto is sending to his rabid MAGA group of cult followers
But the mainstream psychological profile of the average American has not bought into the Nazi koolaid that rules are for suckers and might makes right And protecting the depravity of the wealthy is where even MAGA draws the line
Dollars do not equate to morality