Thursday, April 25, 2024

Presidential immunity hearing


No.  

The correct answer is: absolutely not.

And if it's yes, then I guess Biden has a job to do.


SCOTUS gave him the delay, now the lawyers can say whatever will keep him happy.  It doesn't have to be an actual effort to argue the case.  

Despicable. But good on Sotomayor, I guess, for making them say it.


I expect Justice Roberts will find other reasons to send the case back to Chutkan for further action before she can set the trial date.






Yes. None of this makes any sense at all.  It was only ever a delay tactic, and SCOTUS is complicit.

But Alito is making his loyalties clear.


Oh, my goodness.  That's a stretch the light from another universe couldn't match.







Reasonable guess.

...but hey, do what you want...you will anyway.

UPDATE 04/26/2024:








Meanwhile in Manhattan



Well, that's gonna leave a mark.





Also...we're still waiting for Merchan's decision on the gag order violation.



As is that.


Trying to keep his fingerprints off the deal.




...but hey, do what you want...you will anyway.

Denied



It's a triple-trial news day for Trump.  His presidential immunity claim is being heard at SCOTUS, and his fraud/election interference/hush money trial is in session in Manhattan.

WTF!


Well, I hope they retry the son-of-a-bitch.

...but hey, do what you want...you will anyway.

Shades of Kent State at UT Austin





Similar outrageous fascistic action is happening at other universities.


At Columbia University in New York, faculty staged a walkout in protest on behalf of their students who were removed from campus grounds, and classes were canceled in favor of online study.

UPDATE 02:04 pm:



UPDATE 04/26/2024:


Kent State is also in Ohio.  You'd think these people might reflect on that.