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floridays

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What is it with you always trying to pull guys’ pants down?
Ok, I'll quit with that. I'll go with make you look like a fool. The only problem with the fool scenario is it takes someone with knowledge to know when one is made a fool of. I don't really like calling people fools either. So long as it's good for you, it's good for me however.
 

vantexan

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Why are repubs so scared of the Mueller investigation? Rosenstein is a Trump nominee.

Maybe some dirty business being exposed? ?
With everything that's come out from behind the scenes with Strzok and Page, as well as Comey giving Hillary a pass(was not questioned under oath, aides given immunity, interview not taped, exoneration letter written well before she was interviewed)we can't help but think that the fix is in to nail Trump on anything that could get him impeached. It's been a year, where's the impeachable offense?
 

bbsam

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Staff member
Ok, I'll quit with that. I'll go with make you look like a fool. The only problem with the fool scenario is it takes someone with knowledge to know when one is made a fool of. I don't really like calling people fools either. So long as it's good for you, it's good for me however.
It’s simple. You made foolish claims about Mueller having to comply.

If he didn’t, you said that would be contempt.

Mueller could afford to have the case dismissed since he already has Mueller in another court.

But he went ahead with Ellis as well.

I’d say he’s pretty confident Ellis will let the case proceed which then only increases the public perception that Mueller has a strong case.
 

Sportello

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With everything that's come out from behind the scenes with Strzok and Page, as well as Comey giving Hillary a pass(was not questioned under oath, aides given immunity, interview not taped, exoneration letter written well before she was interviewed)we can't help that the fix is in to nail Trump on anything that could get him impeached. It's been a year, where's the impeachable offense?
:bsbullf:
 

floridays

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This is your lie. Or you just don’t know what you are talking about which seems more likely.
I understand that, I posted it. Where is the lie? McCarthy was not teaching a class in criminal procedure, you wouldn't understand you've never been there.
A simple question for you. If Mueller did not comply with the court's order, and Ellis did not dismiss what happens? I don't ask you because I don't know the answer, I'm just trying to see how smart you are.
 

bbsam

Moderator
Staff member
I understand that, I posted it. Where is the lie? McCarthy was not teaching a class in criminal procedure, you wouldn't understand you've never been there.
A simple question for you. If Mueller did not comply with the court's order, and Ellis did not dismiss what happens? I don't ask you because I don't know the answer, I'm just trying to see how smart you are.
So you want to believe Ellis would simply leave that case open? C’mon floridays. Now you’re just being a teenaged idiot in love with his perceived intellect.
 

floridays

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No, the judge is not dismissing the case, he want's an answer, your reading comprehension is lacking.
If the judge was going to dismiss he would have told them to produce the document or he would dismiss. Could have been solved that day. He wanted more information to give a legitimate ruling. The other hack, went on what was produced, without total inquiry. If the judge is satisfied with what he ordered, he is ready to proceed. They responded, he will proceed. Stay in pkg delivery.
No. McCarthy said clearly that if Mueller refused to comply then Ellis would dismiss. There is no mention of contempt or a stay.

I don’t know if you are or ever were in package delivery. I can say with certainty you don’t belong in litigation.[/QUOTE]
I'm sure I screwed up in the whole transaction of replying but McCarthy doesn't speak for Ellis, and if Ellis wants the case to stay in his court he doesn't dismiss, Mueller would have to go to a higher court to get them to reverse his order. If that doesn't happen judges can sanction. The judge is in charge of his courtroom. Like I said previously, McCarthy was not teaching criminal procedure.
 

bbsam

Moderator
Staff member
No. McCarthy said clearly that if Mueller refused to comply then Ellis would dismiss. There is no mention of contempt or a stay.

I don’t know if you are or ever were in package delivery. I can say with certainty you don’t belong in litigation.
I'm sure I screwed up in the whole transaction of replying but McCarthy doesn't speak for Ellis, and if Ellis wants the case to stay in his court he doesn't dismiss, Mueller would have to go to a higher court to get them to reverse his order. If that doesn't happen judges can sanction. The judge is in charge of his courtroom. Like I said previously, McCarthy was not teaching criminal procedure.[/QUOTE]
You don’t speak for Ellis either. And it’s just as likely Ellis is playing to the peanut gallery as he ever considered dismissing or having the case moved elsewhere. Probably didn’t even care what was in the unredacted memo.
 

floridays

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It’s simple. You made foolish claims about Mueller having to comply.

If he didn’t, you said that would be contempt.

Mueller could afford to have the case dismissed since he already has Mueller in another court.

But he went ahead with Ellis as well.

I’d say he’s pretty confident Ellis will let the case proceed which then only increases the public perception that Mueller has a strong case.
No, I didn't. I said he had two remedies, the first would be compliance, the second would be a motion to a higher court to have the order rescinded. That is what I said. If Mueller does not comply with the order, and does not have it rescinded by a higher court, he is de-facto in contempt. The judge then has sanctions which are available to him. You are a clown, you try and base your whole legal premise on one short article. Keep to delivering packages and soccer fields.
 
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