#1

Where do you get this cockamamie s**t? Fetal person-hood only exists as a fiction created by statute in a few states. I'm not aware of any court upholding the standing of a fetus to sue.

#7

Al Green is an idiot. I say that not from media exposure but from personal experience. He was a JP court judge with jurisdiction over evictions. Early in my career I did a lot of foreclosures which led to lot of evictions. I've dealt with Al Green. He's a dogmatic pain in the a**.

Why should medical doctors be reading legal documents? Are they lawyers?

Excuse me. These are professionals granted a licensed privilege. Expecting them to know the basic parameters of practicing of their profession is not unreasonable. Their professional associations should by educating. I'm sure they are.

Mine does.

#65 | Posted by BillJohnson

Your ignorance of the law is no excuse. Officially, i.e legally, finding that the Buffoon engaged in insurrection does not require a criminal court. The USSC ruling was about who decides qualification not who decides the predicate facts.

The court did not reach some of the other issues that Trump had urged them to decide in his brief on the merits " such as whether Trump "engaged in insurrection" on Jan. 6.

#28 It was not officially declared that Trump "staged a coup."

#10

You mean the 130 to 4, 63 of 72 Republican, vote of the 77th Legislature's passage of H.B 1403. The common sense that assists kids residing in the state for a minimum of 3 years before graduating high school and agreeing to apply for citizenship as soon as eligible. That kind of common sense? That's what you would "rather" not fund. Makes sense.

Strange days indeed.

Her first trial ended in a mistrial a few years ago. Retrial was in some doubt. After the refiling, the star detective crashed as a witness among other strange evidentiary revelations.

Her first trial ended in a mistrial a few years ago. Retrial was in some doubt. After the refiling, the star detective crashed as a witness among other strange evidentiary revelations.

... universities were doing this in Texas, and it was halted immediately after the DOJ filed suit.

Yeah, I thought I turned it off. Try again.