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lawtig02 said:
It's notable that in all of the discussions about Ray on this board, I have never once heard you defend him on the merits. It's always been a critique of Willis. Fiat justitia ruat caelum? Not for Georgia lawyers, apparently.
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It is fundamentally unfair to pressure a man to testify here against his boss. Especially when the boss might or might not have access to his internet activity at work.
 
superrific said:
It is fundamentally unfair to pressure a man to testify here against his boss. Especially when the boss might or might not have access to his internet activity at work.
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If you’re a lawyer and you have reason to testify against your boss, you have an ethical duty to find another job. No chance that’s the reason Ram won’t defend him here.
 
lawtig02 said:
If you’re a lawyer and you have reason to testify against your boss, you have an ethical duty to find another job. No chance that’s the reason Ram won’t defend him here.
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I didn't mean testify in a court of law. I said here. I just don't like this line of questioning because the poster in question gives us so much fodder that we don't really have to go into it. I have no issues with mocking him for it when his position is inconsistent with his other expressed views, but dragging him for not saying his boss is a felon seems wrong. Just registering an objection.
 
superrific said:
I didn't mean testify in a court of law. I said here. I just don't like this line of questioning because the poster in question gives us so much fodder that we don't really have to go into it. I have no issues with mocking him for it when his position is inconsistent with his other expressed views, but dragging him for not saying his boss is a felon seems wrong. Just registering an objection.
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This is fair.
 
Ramrouser said:
Nonsense. Neither Gov Kemp nor Pres Trump waived their authoritarian magic wands to dismiss the criminal charges. The regular legal process took its course. Defendant's filed motions before the trial judge who ruled upon them. The ruling was appealed to the court of appeals which issued its order. The matter is currently pending in the supreme court of Georgia.

Similarly, with respect to the statute allowing defendants to recoup their attorneys fees when a prosecutor is removed from the case, this bill was passed by both state houses and signed by the Governor.

I've previously said I'm not a big fan of these ad hoc tariffs. They are not the unmitigated disaster as predicted here but they are preventing (along with interest rates) the economy from taking off.
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They are an unmitigated disaster. Look at the billions in military contracts we lost in the last couple of days as further proof. And they are only 45 days old. It will get worse.
 
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Centerpiece said:
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3x Trump voter sucking hind teet… Can't find workers to do “the jobs Americans are too spoiled to do”
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‘The whole thing is screwed up’: Farmers in deep-red Pennsylvania struggle to find workers — POLITICO

They’re pushing lawmakers to move faster on a farm labor solution, even as the president cracks down on immigration.
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I wish the reporters would ask every one of these people, “who do you blame more? Trump for doing exactly what he said he would do, or you for voting for it?”
 
ChileG said:
I wish the reporters would ask every one of these people, “who do you blame more? Trump for doing exactly what he said he would do, or you for voting for it?”
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“It needed doing. All those illegals in the country. Trump is fixing the Libtards mess.”
 
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