Discussion: Cliven Bundy's Lawyer Wanted the Koch Brothers To Pay Defense Fees

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Koch: “Bwahahahaha!!! If we paid to get everyone out of the trouble we convinced them to get in, then who would be our martyrs? Enjoy your prison term, Dupey McGullible.”

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Hansen went on to say that the case would “be huge” and that the “legal fees will not be insignificant” as there are to be 19 defendants.

What?

He wants the notoriety and be paid too?

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Dear Mr. Hansen -

Please let us know how your request for funds from Dave and Chuck for your “huge case” works out for you.

Signed,

Every Liberal laughing their f*cking asses off at you.

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How does “Let’s steal the public’s property by using it for ourselves” fit with the Koch’s political agenda?

Oh, wait. Now I see.

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“Let me tell ya somethin’ 'bout the Negro…”

Is it he never pays his bills, either?

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Let me tell you something about the Cliven.
He’s gonna die in jail.

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The never ending grift that is conservatism and their supporters.

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Hansen went on to say that the case would “be huge” and that the “legal fees will not be insignificant” as there are to be 19 defendants.

Huge, huge? How about Hyyuuuuuugeeee and that he has a bigger dick, has billions in income, and plans that will utterly destroy the government? Perhaps angling for White House Counsel when Il Trumpee wins?

I hope he now understands why in private business they have the ‘buyer beware’ principal. You may have bought what the Koch’s were selling, but I’d be careful of that warranty.

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Maybe THIS GUY could pay 'em!

It’s astounding how often these rugged individualist types always want someone else to pay for their shit.

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Really.

That’s because they are CONVINCED that the ni(CLANG!) are getting all kinds oif stuff for free.

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Why not? Sociopaths always help each out.

The Koch brothers are a lot of things, but they certainly aren’t stupid.

Looks like Bundy found himself a lawyer, who is his intellectual equal.

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Nope. You are the cannon fodder, we are the generals.

However, a complaint about another part of the article:

Ivory sponsored legislation that became law in 2012, which transferred
Utah fed lands back to the state although the lands still remain in
federal control today.

How about “purported to transfer” or “attempted to transfer” since it’s long settled on Planet Not-Bundy that federal law supersedes state law in case of conflict. That bill has no more force than if a state passed a law declaring the return of separate but equal.

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Is that even possible?

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Out West the possibilities are as endless as the sky is wide and the minds are narrow.

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The Brothers Koch will certainly be onboard with this.

Maybe.