I don't agree with Mao's rhetoric but I tend to agree with his sentiments.

My experience is that farmers and ranchers are far more sensitive to the environment than most people.

I've been watching this issue for years. I think the Court was correct to dial back the breadth of the rule.

That said, the Court was unanimous in it's judgment that the Ninth Circuit is reversed due to overbreadth. The 5-4 opinions are about why.

I don't agree with Mao's rhetoric but I tend to agree with his sentiments.

My experience is that farmers and ranchers are far more sensitive to the environment than most people.

I've been watching this issue for years. I think the Court was correct to dial back the breadth of the rule.

That said, the Court was unanimous in it's judgment that the Ninth Circuit is reversed due to overbreadth. The 5-4 opinions are about why.

Putin is retarded, yet, he was able to use a chef ...

Defeat? Curious term. Putin's chef today:

Wagner Group founder Yevgeny Prigozhin made the claims in a lengthy new video interview released by his press service Wednesday.

The war, he said, "was launched for the sake of denazification, and we made Ukraine a nation that is known throughout the whole world. They are like the Greeks or Romans in a period of prosperity. As for the demilitarization,' if they had 500 tanks at the beginning of the [war], they now have 5,000 of them. If 20,000 fighters skillfully fought then, now there are 400,000. How did we demilitarize it? It turns out that on the contrary, we, who the hell knows how, have militarized Ukraine."

"We came aggressively, walked all over the territory of Ukraine in our boots in search of Nazis. While we were searching for Nazis, we knocked out everyone we could. We approached Kyiv ... screwed up and withdrew. Then on to Kherson, we screwed up and withdrew," he said. "And somehow it's not shaping up for us."

Yes. Our little guy is approaching 1, which is how long our doc recommended we wait before getting pregnant again.

Congrats, may there be as many more as y'all want.

I think my childhood was idyllic. We lived in town but my first memory of "town" was a little over 4k. Like others, I had free range until the street lights came on.

My closest access to a play ground was through our and my grandparent's backyards then across the highway to the school yard. Outside of class we did not do that often.

Yet, there was this school fire escape slide. It extended from an old school second floor window. Climb, Slide. Then we discovered wax paper.

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T'is amazing. Yet, that's a large part of our electorate. Kinda, illuminates the Founders thoughts about the Electoral College.

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Breathlessness aside, what makes you think Smith hasn't?

The side effects from Pfizer and Moderna are pretty horrible, too.

I did Pfizer, zero side effects other than a sore injection site for a day or so. Add that anecdote to the empirical studies that say the same thing.

You should be careful about the legal buzz words you like to throw around. In Texas a quit claim deed provides no warranty of title in the grantor. A quit claim in effect says, if the grantor has title then it is transferred to the grantee. Some title insurers won't insure title if there is a quit claim in the chain of title.

Same with trusts. If you don't know what you're doing you can screw yourself. Years ago an elderly lawyer purported to set up a trust for a real estate developer who was a mutual client. The lawyer had no experience with trusts. SHTF and an alphabet soup law firm punched the trust and the client lost the purported protections. That one cost the lawyer's malpractice carrier about $600,000.00.

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Channeling 101, I don't know who she is but I'm glad she's dead.

Seriously don't have a clue. Condolences to her family and friends. R.I.P.

Wasn't that long ago Texans were bragging about their death penalty (you kill someone in Texas and we kill you!) ...

Second, why would a person want to give your alias personal contact information?

I have a different view of Mao than many on this site. If I had a way to do it anonymously I wouldn't give it a second thought.

I simply need a cast member to fill the role of a "nerdy lawyer type".

I'm your man.

Send me yer Twitter handle.

Don't have one. This is the only "social media" I'm on.

H**l, I don't even have a cell phone. My former law clerk calls me a luddite.

R.I.P, Mr. Mahan.

I have a pair of black python Larry Mahan's. They've been to court many times. My suits are tailored for boots.

#32 Where's the "chaos"?
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Your link provides a 24 second glimpse of 24/7 problem. Not impressed.

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All laudable criticisms that will not be effected by overruling Chevron and its progeny, more aptly "Chevron deference."

... unelected bureaucrats should stick to their job of just implementing those laws[sic]"not rewriting them,"

What should those unelected bureaucrats do when the law specifically delegates that the agency create rules implementing the law?

#50 #46 No Et Al, I appreciate your response.

You're right. I should have stopped at the second sentence and never written the third. For that I apologize.

That said, I still find the 3 year time line unreasonable. I'll leave it at that because I know there are many ifs, ands and buts in legal proceedings.

#25 I am executor of an estate ...

As such you are a fiduciary. Which begs the question, why have you fumbled around for three years attempting to do the job of a tax professional. Were I an heir of that estate I'd be looking to have your a** removed for incompetence.

... while I cuss about having to listen to commercials coming out of the pump.

Try pushing the white buttons that surround the screen. One of them turns off the volume. Usually the second down from the top right of the screen.

... while I cuss about having to listen to commercials coming out of the pump.

Try pushing the white buttons that surround the screen. One of them turns off the volume. Usually the second down from the top right of the screen.

We still do not give the veterans an appropriate level of medical care for the issues and probles they have because they served te Country.

For many years I practiced with a mentor who was the guardian or federal fiduciary for many vets. It's not as easy as you think.

I remember a traveler. He would send letters saying send a check to this general delivery, then a week or so later another, then another ... He ended up arrested for stealing a boat in NahLens and sailing to Floorduh.

I was (and am) kinda jealous.

We still do not give the veterans an appropriate level of medical care for the issues and probles they have because they served te Country.

For many years I practiced with a mentor who was the guardian or federal fiduciary for many vets. It's not as easy as you think.

I remember a traveler. He would send letters saying send a check to this general delivery, then a week or so later another, then another ... He ended up arrested for stealing a boat in NahLens and sailing to Floorduh.

I was (and am) kinda jealous.

"John Roberts' Wife Received $10M from Law Firms"

That's not what the article says. It's more ambiguous.

During that eight-year stretch, according to internal records from her employer, Jane Roberts generated a whopping $10.3 million in commissions, paid out by corporations and law firms for placing high-dollar lawyers with them.

L.S.M.F.T.

I get mine at Walgreens. Two packs filtered 100's $11.89 (including 8.25% sales tax).

I've also seen supply chain issues with multiple brands.

Yeah, I know. I need to stop.

... the google tracking ID ...

I have not the slightest clue.

The SC, maybe. I seem to remember they've approved such displays as a matter of historical context while disapproving such displays for religious reasons.

This idiot hasn't helped his cause.