Why did I do this? After watching for several months from 6000 miles away, I was offended by the fact that former federal prosecutors in Big Law weren't stepping forward to help. There was no shortage of defense attorneys for GITMO terrorists. But they stayed in their offices worried about how their corporate clients might react if they stepped forward to help the deplorables. It made me embarrassed for my former colleagues. And that made me mad. That's why.

Sheeeesh - Sopranos began in the 1990s. That’s before the “21st Century.”

You’re under the impression that the three prior orders were signed by other federal judges? You are dumber than your post suggested.

No one EVER said Trump was ideologically conservative. But what had that label gained conservatives in the past. Among a long list of policy changes made by Trump are numerous conservative policies previously promised but never delivered. He’s done other things that a more conservative President will likely undo. Thats fine.

First nominated by President Obama in 2015, but never received a Senate vote. Was a compromise nominee in 2019 for a Maryland Court that is almost 100% Dem appointees. She had been a prosecutor and a Magistrate - hired by the ultra liberal MD district judges. So let’s not suggest she is “Trump-aligned” merely by virtue of the fact that Dem Senators refused to allow any other nominee to be considered.

It gets much better as the characters are developed - or lost.

20 years experience yet still said to the GJ words to the effect of “Trust us, this isn’t all the evidence we have against there defendants after grand jurors expressed some uncertainty. Spent 12 of her last 16 years working under US Attorneys appointed by Biden/Obama in the one-party City of Chicago. She deserved to be fired for incompetence.

It is always the fault of the “unseen hand.”

Not having a single redeeming character among the entire cast was sort of the point of it all.

“I can lie about anything because as a black woman being truthful is just one option and those who criticize my choice between lying and telling the truth are racists.” Got that?

Another District Judge error.

It’s not a profession - it’s an occupation. But your point is 💯!!!

Not the war in Iran you idiot. It is the result of Ukraine attacks on Russian refineries. Russian diesel is used in Russia and sold to Europe. Because of refinery damage Russia is keeping more and exporting less. That squeezes world supply and drives up prices.

To make an omelette …

Cornyn was losing either way.

Just mentally incapable of understanding the damage done by the courts to the structure of Govt when they gleefully try to block the implementation of policy changes by Executive based on political considerations.

I'm writing on this now, but the fascinating point of the Third Country Removal decision from the First Circuit is that all the issues now relied upon to grant the injunction were all raised by Justice Sotomayor in her 20 page dissent, joined by only Justices Kagan and Jackson. That means six Justices opted to let the removals to third countries continue in spite of all the arguments which are now back again in the form of a permanent injunction. If six Justices were not supportive of the District Judge's views before, why does the First Circuit think there is any more support now?

For new business owners: If you open a sandwich shop, and you post pictures online, make some effort to have what you sell look something like the pictures you post. IMO -- here's the key to a sandwich: abundance. A sandwich you buy from a sandwich shop, if abundant, will command just about any reasonable cost. There is a sandwich shop where I live that has been around 40+ years. It makes sandwichs that are MASSIVE -- 12 inch version easily feeds two adults. It costs $24 -- but I know that when I order it. When it arrives it LOOKS like it should cost $24. What is this about? Went to a brand new place today in an unfamiliar area. But I know from online info it has only been open for a couple of months. Pictures posted online are very inviting. I could not have been more disappointed. Hot pastrami sandwich. I'm not expecting Katz's Deli, but what I got was a 6 inch sourdough roll with MAYBE six thin strips of pastrami each about 6 inches long. PUT IN A CONVECTION OVEN for 30 seconds to make it "Hot." One thin strip of cheese - Gouda -- that was about the size of a plastic wrapped cheese-like substance cut in half and laid across the length of the six inch bun. "Peppers and onions" on a hot pastrami sandwich were served .... cold and raw. $14 plus tip. I understand trying to pay costs with a profit margin on a "per sandwich" basis is tough. But you have to approach a new business with the mindset you are going to lose money for a period of time -- that loss is an "investment" to develop a clientele. Under-promise and over deliver. Doing the opposite at the start is sure death. You have to invest in your business to develop a loyal customer base. This place is going to survive on repeat customer/lunch crowd -- or not survive. I'll never go back. New owners -- be smart. Make your product attractive -- but not just in pictures.

A brand new country of 2.5 million has so much in common with a country of 330 million that is now the richest ever seen in the world. Apples to apples comparison. Hey @IfindRetards

... and previously determined to not be necessary by Supreme Court." You left that part out.