Second, that 700k voting block CANNOT vote as though all were in a single district entitled to select from amongst themselves a member as their delegate to the Congress.
Apr 24, 2025 • 28 tweets • 4 min read
More to the point, what do you care if the government identifies individuals with an autism spectrum disorder who may benefit from treatments that are currently being developed?
#autismregistry #NIHRegistries
#registryforalzheimersbutnotASD
What do you care if the US Government -- whom you hold accountable for voodoo foods and dyes being in the American diet -- takes a rational step in beginning to understand the problems, including possible environmental causes, of autism?
Jan 17, 2025 • 17 tweets • 2 min read
In #1850, the federal #Congress enacted the #FugitiveSlaveAct.
Under the law, escaped persons would be recaptured in Free States and returned to their enslavement in the South. More, aiding the escapees became a FEDERAL CRIME punishable by fine and or imprisonment.
It is a true, but little-known, anecdote of the #GreatTyrant, #AbrahamLincoln, litigated fugitive slave cases under the #FugitiveSlaveAct. Lincoln represented a slave owner seeking to recover his "property."
Jan 9, 2025 • 11 tweets • 2 min read
@elonmusk @CommunityNotes Would your views on the propriety of such courts change if the Court's religious identity was Jewish? United Kingdom has both Sharia courts and Beth din, or rabbinical courts. No person can be made subject to their jurisdiction except under terms of England's arbitration Act.
@elonmusk @CommunityNotes Also, take care and thinking that parallel systems of adjudication are necessarily dangerous to societal advancement. Many a plaintiff would happily get rid of mandatory arbitration, which of course is also extrajudicial.
Nov 5, 2024 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
@potus47 @realDonaldTrump
The notion of a general amnesty for misconduct alleged by failure to register or by failure to report when called to serve -- which was granted in fact by #JimmyCarter -- could guide your actions on behalf of #J6PoliticalPrisoners.
Here's the #VietnamDraftAmnesty:
Did @FaniWillis instruct #nathanwade to lie about #WhiteHouse meetings? Did she know he'd be lying about those meetings in court beforehand?
Did she warn the Court?
Did she report to the @StateBarofGA?
@amuse @FaniWillis @StateBarofGA What might interest the Georgia Bar about the conduct of the Fulton County Prosecutor's Office? Why might disbarment be appropriate for all attorneys working in the FCDA's office?
Oct 8, 2024 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
@tomcolicchio Men, within 60 days of their 18th birthday, are required to register with the United States selective service. Women are not. .
@tomcolicchio Men can be convicted for a felony offense for failing to do so. Women can never be prosecuted for that felony offense.
Jun 16, 2024 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
@MiaFarrow Do you know what it looks like when a family is fracturing due to pressure? Well of course you do. Maybe, instead of wondering where things went wrong with Woody allen, you should go to a grocery store in a Suburban or rural community and study the struggle.
@MiaFarrow Standing in the check out line the other day, an elderly African-American couple who preceded me went through the painful process of putting back four non frivolous grocery items that they could not get with the remaining balance on their Bank account.
May 13, 2024 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
@KP4NC #StrawManInc finally unleashing his #majorflex?
Biden is a publicly convicted thief.
Biden stole intellectual property in college and law school when he plagiarized his works.
Biden stole Neil Kinnock's autobiographical speech for his own.
@KP4NC Biden stole an innocent man's innocence when he falsely claimed that his wife and daughter died as a result of a truck driver who #drankhislunch.
Not to blame or shame #MissusBiden1, but she was at fault, having accidentally driven into the path of an oncoming semi.
2. #Biden's and #Hillary's unprovoked attacks on American citizens for holding different views on the uses of politics and power.
Jun 28, 2022 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
Tiny humans find voice in anthem of woman that wants them dead.
@Pink has made the same error as Ted Geisel. Ted famously but unintentionally damned abortion when he put this plaintive demand in Horton's mouth: anthem anthem for
Feb 15, 2021 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
File your complaint with the California Bar. Identify Eric Swalwell as the subject and identify offering falsified evidence to the Court of Impeachment as violating his duty of candor.
calbar.ca.gov/Public/Complai…
File your complaint with the Maryland bar. Identify Jamie Raskin as the subject, and offering false statements of fact as a violation of his duty of Candor to the Tribunal.
Last month, the @HouseDemocrats impeached Donald John #Trump. When they did so, they adopted a resolution proclaiming that their impeachment was done in the name of the #HouseofRepresentatives and in the name of, and for, the United States of America.
That formula, explaining that the House impeached someone and did so in the name of the House and in the name of the United States, is common. Yet the assertion is troubling.
Half or more of the country disapproves of the House’s impeachment, and of the Senate’s trial.
Feb 9, 2021 • 5 tweets • 5 min read
Despite #historicalrevisionism (that's a polite way of saying lies), #public#symbolic#lynching holds a distinct and honored role in establishing the conditions necessary to the independence of these former British colonies.
Colonists enraged by repeated abuses conducting #lynches in #effigy of #Crown officials, often accompanied by "funerals for Liberty" in which, having been carried in a coffin to a prominent town location, seemingly deceased, Lady Liberty would rouse from her nightshade slumber.
To clarify, the Senate is NOT required to employ the services of the Chief Justice in the conduct of an impeachment trial except when the President is on trial.
Excepting presidential impeachments of #Clinton and #Trump, the modern Senate has impeached through a process in which the matter tried in committee, rather than before the whole Senate, and then and submitted to the Senate for ultimate judgment by the entire body.
Feb 9, 2021 • 4 tweets • 3 min read
The following is from my Facebook memories for this date in February 2013:
[Hint: The distinctly anti American approach odd the foreign policy described below marks this as a chapter from the Obama Zone:
To be clear: if you are a captured #AlQaeda operative, with #operationalintelligence regarding an imminently #pendingattack on US forces, property, personnel, or citizens, you have the promise of this administration that you will not be #waterboarded.
archives.gov/founding-docs/…
Remember, America's political philosophy is that we are created with rights ... to life, to liberty, and to the pursuit of happiness ... that are inalienable.
It wasn't a #mistake when @TheJusticeDept told a federal court that there were plans to capture and kill members of Congress during the incident at Capitol Hill.
Dec 31, 2020 • 13 tweets • 4 min read
Is there any clause of the Constitution that is insignificant? Meaningless? Without purpose?
Studying for the bar exam, it is a well-regarded saw that, on the multi-state bar exam, whenever one of the multiple-choice answers given is "The Republican Form of Government Clause" that choice is always ***wrong***.
Dec 17, 2020 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
BREAKING NEWS: Sidney Powell's Michigan Case Now on #SCOTUS docket.
UMMMMMMM, Not Really Breaking News.
Every year, between 7 and 10 thousand petitions seeking review by the Justices of the Supreme Court are filed. The vast bulk of those petitions are prisoner cases.
About 3 thousand, "private paid" cases are filed by attorneys working for paying clients.
Out of the nearly 10,000 requests each year, #SCOTUS usually takes between 70 and 90 cases for full briefing and argument, or fewer than 5-6% of requests.
