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And those numbers result in this: "In Brownsville, migrants who arrived in the US Thursday showed The Post their paperwork with designated court dates set as late as 2032 and 2035 in Chicago and Florida." https://nypost.com/2023/05/11/migrants-admitted-to-us-given-2035-immigration-court-dates/

Yes, although there could be serious consequences in the future for both parties. As I've said before, there are other good GOP candidates who could defeat Biden in '24. There are also several strong constitutional arguments that support the reversal of the CO ruling. We should see which ones...

First of all, Biden is not telling them to come here; he and/or his Democrat handlers are refusing to enforce existing immigration and border laws and intentionally leaving the border wide open for anyone to come in - anyone. And no, these people are not desperate. Even if they were, it's not...

The CO decision is actually a good thing, since it allows for a 14th Amendment case to be reviewed by SCOTUS. They'll reverse it just like they did Bush v. Gore. Then the desperate Democrats will concoct something else as Trump’s numbers continue to rise and Biden's keep falling.

The invasion just keeps getting worse. Over 12,600 illegal aliens encountered on Monday (12/18) alone. Biden and the Democrats are intentionally creating an uneducated, unskilled sub-class of government welfare dependents who will ostensibly vote Democrat. Of course there may be a few terrorists...

I thought this thread was about Giuliani. The IRS holds the lien. They will liquidate the asset if they deem it necessary to collect the taxes owed. For those who believe that, I have a good deal on some beachfront property in West TN. Most normal people want no part of lawsuits, especially...

There might be a problem with the heroines of democracy getting paid - the IRS. Giuliani owes them $550K. The Feds are always first in line and also have a lien on his Palm Beach penthouse, so that asset will be tied up until all taxes are paid. Then there's all of his other creditors that have...

Any of the GOP nominees would be an improvement over Biden, but the reality is that Trump will be the candidate. He's sucked all the oxygen away and the others have become insignificant; Haley seems to be running for VP, although her position on allowing parents to determine sex change surgery...

No doubt the Trump legal researchers are already vetting every aspect of the personal backgrounds of these "heroes of democracy." It will be interesting to see if they really are pure as the wind-driven snow, or just credible, sympathetic liars who were well coached by their prosecutorial...

By this reasoning, Giuliani (or any other defendant in any other case) would be denied their rights to appeal an unfair civil award because they don't have enough money. Does our legal system really work that way - only those with means are allowed to appeal? Probably not - but then again, maybe...

More insight on compensatory damages; it sounds like these ridiculous awards are likely to be reduced on appeal. "The Supreme Court has tied the size of punitive to the compensatory damages. A ratio above 1:10 is often found constitutionally questionable under that analysis. Here, however, the...

The "Reasonable Man" principle is often applied in legal cases and verdicts, especially those involving torts. In this case it appears a reasonable person was nowhere to be found - especially in a DC court for Giuliani, a Trump associate and prominent Republican figure . This should come as no...

It was a nefarious hoax initiated by the Hillary Clinton campaign and repeated ad nauseum by Democrat politicians and the mainstream media. But no high profile lawsuits followed and Trump chose not to have his DOJ prosecute Hillary. Why was that - because they would've had to bring the cases...

Obviously I put this in the wrong thread. It should've gone in the one about the goings-on in the House.

To emphasize the point that if they haven't been convicted of insurrection, they a can't be correctly labeled "insurrectionists". This gaslighting comes from the J6 committee and the Democrat party as part of their campaign against Trump.

Republicans voted unanimously Wed to proceed with impeachment inquiry against Joe Biden. This is a move in the right direction, especially after Hunter blew them off earlier in the day. https://nypost.com/2023/12/13/news/house-approves-impeachment-inquiry-into-biden-after-hunter-cameo/

How many have been convicted of insurrection?

Probably, but I'm going to wait for the free trial first to see what he's got to offer.

Just to expand on this, here's some more evidence of plagiarism and violations of Harvard academic integrity policies by Harvard president Gay. She's got a long history of doing this, so one would think somebody should have noticed - but apparently she's special, or maybe they all do it and just...

Tucker has launched his own network: TuckerCarlson.com https://x.com/TuckerCarlson/status/1734576396867973573?s=20