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Hotler

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4. "It continues to be the court's hope that reason can get the better of rhetoric," There's the problem,

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Tue May 27, 2025, 09:31 AM

May 27

"hope" and "reason". How about, "arrested for contempt of court". followed by, "bring them home now". Think of it as defending the constitution against domestic enemies.

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Judge pleads with Trump administration for 'reason over rhetoric' in deportation case [View all] BumRushDaShow May 27 OP

Judge pleads? You're a judge not a beggar. twodogsbarking May 27 #1

If you are a judge and are pleading your case to a party Miguelito Loveless May 27 #2

"he exercised restraint" -- LOL. How demeaning. Do knee pads come with the robe? PSPS May 27 #3

"It continues to be the court's hope that reason can get the better of rhetoric," There's the problem, Hotler May 27 #4

The unfortunate "reality" of today's judges BumRushDaShow May 27 #5

Quit pleading and throw the crooks in jail. travelingthrulife May 27 #6

Judge, dude, they told you to go pound sand. republianmushroom May 27 #7