Rogue DOJ Probe Of Columbia Protestors Alarmed Federal Judge

And yet DonOLD is suppose to be a bizness man. He doesn’t understand ROI.
And yes I pretty sure it’s about extracting resources on protected land, but still ROI isn’t even considered.

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Did none of these people take any LIBERAL Arts courses?

Oh, never mind. Liberal Arts bad.

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Most of those 177K jobs added in April were due to the rehiring of federal workers fired by DOGE in March.

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I wish I knew when I was a kid that just mentioning something would put it on the menu!

Surely I’m mistaken thinking that that idea has been critiqued in popular culture before:

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The fire hoses (now plural) of madness are outof control

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Fantastic movie. The comedy still holds up well, and as social criticism it’s eternal.

I’m going to sign off folks.

I keep seeing more and more crazy shit going on. It’s enough to make you wonder if the CIA decided to flush all the left over stock from MK Ultra in the water supply for various locations just to see what they’d get out of it.

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He’s not a bidnessman. He’s a rapist.

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See ya later. Be good. We are manning the battlements still.

judges.

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It’s not fun, when we have to get permission to order something with the office credit card, like, oh, PAPER TOWELS for the kitchen space.

And then there’s the stuff that we need to use the office credit card FOR OUR JOB.

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I hope he is…after he wins reelection in 2026 :slightly_smiling_face:

You obviously put the “square” in square dancing… :wink:

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This:

“Only when lawyers make the choice to challenge rather than back down when confronted with government action raising non-trivial constitutional issues can a case be brought to court for judicial review of the legal merits, as was done in this case by plaintiff Perkins Coie LLP, plaintiff’s counsel Williams & Connolly, and the lawyers, firms, organizations, and individuals who submitted amicus briefs in this case. As one amicus aptly put it, ‘[o]ur judicial system is under serious threat when determining whether to file an Amicus Curiae brief could be a career ending decision. But, when lawyers are apprehensive about retribution simply for filing a brief adverse to the government, there is no other choice but to do so.’ [citation omitted] If the founding history of this country is any guide, those who stood up in court to vindicate constitutional rights and, by so doing, served to promote the rule of law, will be the models lauded when this period of American history is written.”

Perkins Coie LLP v U.S. Department of Justice (D. D.C. May 2, 2025) slip op. fn 3.

Hard to argue with that. But maybe Neomi Rao will.

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She has THE BEST law clerks.

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He can do that when he becomes Pope.

LOL I’m transected back to the days of “I Sit Next to Kim Davis” !

I think they can’t hear what they’re saying . . .

You know, like a dog whistle.

@Scoutmom I just used tineye . com to check the provenance on an image for the first time. That was pretty slick. That is the one you’ve mentioned before, right?

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Yes, that’s what I use. And I sort by oldest.

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