Eric Holder gave millions to Nazis! Or at least that’s how Darrell Issa will put it. But seriously, the Department of Justice has a long-standing policy of allowing Nazi war criminals to collect Social Security payments if they agree to get the hell out of the U.S. [Associated Press via New Europe] A Cleveland attorney, Peter Pattakos, is not worried about contracting Ebola, even though he was in a room with a current Ebola patient, because Pattakos is neither a crazy person nor a cable news producer and realizes that he never exchanged bodily fluids with the patient. As he points out, “I’m much more likely to be mistakenly killed by a police officer in this country than to be killed by Ebola, even if you were in the same bridal shop.” [Cleveland.com]
worthy of consideration than other circuits in this country. margaret, we talked during the course of the brett kavanaugh hearings, as i look at the way justice roberts has responded to the president s attack here, it makes me wonder the degree to which that was a cause or a consequence. chief justice john roberts has spoken out about the poe litization of the judiciary. it s something he s talked in speeches at law schools across the country. help us decide his frame of mind? it s taken him a long time to brush back trump on this issue. he s done it in law reviews. he s done it in speeches, but he hasn t done it directly. what justice roberts see that trump can t see because he can t see beyond the moment he s in, is that they re trump judges, and the trump judges among others are going to be ruling on cases just like the one you had in this segment before, david, on whether lethal force at the
the top echelon of legal opportunities or opportunities for law students. and he s done that by hiring more women clerks than any other judge, a greater number of women clerks than male clerks, a greater number of diverse clerks than other judges. so this doesn t come as much of a surprise at all to anyone familiar with him. and how did he treat you? he was excellent to me. actually, i m a pretty good example of something he described at his confirmation hearing. he talked about how one of the ways he tries to level that playing field is by looking outside the traditional, conventional pipeline of clerks, the sort of elite few professors who, let s say, recommend the most clerks, the people coming from the law reviews at the top law schools. i did not meet the judge through the traditional channels and when i met him, i was not planning to clerk. i didn t think it was consistent with some of my other life goals at that time. i was a little bit earlier than the average law graduate,
the man has 300 opinions. the man has written law reviews, there s so much information about what this man thinks. it s ridiculous. they re trying to find some gotcha, they re trying to find something, you know, did you speak a law firm or to this lawyer. they re trying to find things that help recuse him but there s nothing there. other nominees have been willing to recuse themselves when it looked like it looked like a potential conflict of interest. the problem that democrats have and fair-minded people have is that you have a president nominating a justice that may well be sitting in judgment of that president. and it s happened before and every time it s happened before, van, the justice actually turned on the president. so that s an interesting take. here s the deal, every time it s happened before does not apply to the trump era at all. we are upside down everyday because we have
tweet on a president of united states as an article of impeachment. go read the law reviews, it s scary. manafort s trial is starting tomorrow. they have no incriminating information about the president. they can squeeze him. with with him for four months. paul manafort was a brilliant gatherer of delegates. he was chairman but he wasn t jared and the sons and these other people were really running it but okay, but paul you re saying that he didn t have power? i m not saying that. he had a very discreet important area. he was never involved in intimate business relationships with donald trump. that just four months, they are not going to be colluding about russians which i m not i don t even know if that s a