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Hermit-The-Prog

(33,254 posts)
1. another jewel ...
Wed Nov 18, 2020, 05:20 AM
Nov 2020

From https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1328767248903901185.html
way down near the bottom:


“What standard of review should I apply?”

Rudy: “The normal one.”

I can hear the judge’s befuddlement from here. The normal one is not the answer. He wanted “strict scrutiny” or intermediate scrutiny.
Rudy has no idea what levels of scrutiny are. Like he hasn’t heard of them.


Cha

(296,848 posts)
3. And wherever he went to Law School..
Wed Nov 18, 2020, 05:27 AM
Nov 2020

maybe he should return for some crash refresher courses.. if he's not too busy schmucking up in court.

Hermit-The-Prog

(33,254 posts)
4. I think maybe the Rude Ghoul's brain has been eaten by MAGAts.
Wed Nov 18, 2020, 05:32 AM
Nov 2020

It's a thing that's been going around for 4 years or so, at least.

Cha

(296,848 posts)
6. lol.. how true. never ending night
Wed Nov 18, 2020, 06:05 AM
Nov 2020

of the almost living zombies.

Ghouliani looks like he's straight from central casting.

Again.. you can't make this shit up.

murielm99

(30,717 posts)
5. I had to look up that word long ago.
Wed Nov 18, 2020, 05:59 AM
Nov 2020

I inherited a number of James Thurber books from my late father-in-law from my first marriage.

Thurber was legally blind. He wrote about trying to see slides with a microscope in a college science class. He called what he saw, "lacteal opacity."

Cha

(296,848 posts)
8. Interesting.. I love words. I'd never
Wed Nov 18, 2020, 06:09 AM
Nov 2020

heard of that word before but it made me think of "opaque" especially after what the judge said.

pansypoo53219

(20,955 posts)
11. did not take much to get it is from opaque. like the different forms of contumely. i prefer
Wed Nov 18, 2020, 07:37 AM
Nov 2020

contumacious.

Danmel

(4,907 posts)
10. True story from my freshman History class at Hofstra University in 1977
Wed Nov 18, 2020, 07:27 AM
Nov 2020

Prossor, disgusted with our lack of understanding of his point says to class "you are all speaking with opacity."
Kid raises his hand, gets called on and says "Professor Thorn, what the fuck's opacity?"

Buns_of_Fire

(17,154 posts)
13. He's auditioning for the lead in Mark Burnett's spinoff TV series
Wed Nov 18, 2020, 08:09 AM
Nov 2020

from "Our Favorite President" (starring you-know-who).

"Our Favorite Lawyer" features a lovably incompetent lawyer who manages to get the death penalty for his clients, no matter what they're originally charged with. Much hilarity in every episode. Co-stars Jeanine Pirro as "The Judge".

IHaveNoName

(94 posts)
14. Kinda reminds me of Ivanka's level of understanding of the English Language
Wed Nov 18, 2020, 09:23 AM
Nov 2020

Remember when she was asked by Gayle King if she was bothered by the SNL sketch calling her new perfume "Complicit," she said:

"I don't know what it means to be complicit, but I hope time will prove that I have done a good job and much more importantly, that my father's administration is the success that I know it will be."

That's......not what "complicit" means.

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