Our big, orange, special boy is treating our troops as though they are toys in a sandbox.

The DC deployment of National Guard troops was ruled illegal but the judgement was stayed pending appeal.

Those soldiers shouldn't have even been there.

This sums it up.

We have a draft dodger in the whitehouse treating our troops like toys in a sandbox.

What a waste of life. Sign up to serve our country and end up dead because of a pedophile's whim.

In the name of all that does not suck, please tell me we can get those videos.

If it contains info on redacting Trumps name it'll be like the second coming of Nixon's oval office tapes.

Adding a little complexity just heightens the fun.

"You have to set up direct deposit with The U.S. Treasury in order to receive it."

A few AI generated screen shots as evidence seals the deal.

No, the indictment was only dismissed because of Halligan's unlawful appointment; the question over the correct indictment was presented to the grand jury was never answered. You just know they won't drop this nonsense though and appeal to SCOTUS.
storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

The question over the validity of the indictment was never answered though, was it? That question remains unanswered because the indictment was dismissed for other reasons; I don't think you're correct on this one.

On Halligan's appoinment, I've no idea. Thanks for filling me in.

Can you parse out what I'm missing? I don't pretend to be a legal scholar--just someone on the internet. I've read over it several times and I can't figure out why this wouldn't apply.

This is the boost a potential mark Kelly presidential run needed. Boomers (via the Trump circus) still don't understand The Streisand Effect.

Yes and no. They've 6 months to refile after the dismissal (even with the SoL.) It's all a mess. The next attempt at prosecution will surely be met with the indictment not being presented to the grand jury though.

Amazing incompetence here.

www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/...

Well done--love the circuitry on the flower.

I worked with an organization so overcome by bugs they were making decisions to leave some pretty severe problems in the code because fixing them would introduce more problems than they would solve because they had nearly non-existent automated testing.

Still in biz, but circling the drain.

Great legal scholars (with juris doctorates earned from staying at a Holiday Inn last night.)

Might just be me, but this reminds me of the dinner party visited by Death in Monty Python's The Meaning Of Life so, so much.

Not any value in that observation, just had to say something.