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Anybody still think Obama got great grades in law school?
Any wonder why thet're under lock and key?
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Anybody still think Obama got great grades in law school?
This is a big f'n deal.
Several States could pass some game-changing illegal vermin legislation in a hurry should the AZ law stand.
Anybody still think Obama got great grades in law school?
You're assuming he's ignorant of the law. I think he knows full well what it is, he just doesn't give a damn.
That, or he just thinks he's so much smarter than us we won't notice.
What a Historical GREAT SCOTUS this could be if it shoots down BOTH ObamaCare on valid Constitutional grounds AND the insidious and idiotic effort of the Federal Government to prevent a State from DOING what it is plainly authorized to do.
This 0bama lawyer is not looking good... That's twice for him...
Mitt Romney: It makes sense to use a TelePrompter - Political Hotsheet - CBS News...you know...
if Obama's lawyer just had a teleprompter....
How?Politically, Obama gets a huge boost if the law is upheld.
Mitt Romney: It makes sense to use a TelePrompter - Political Hotsheet - CBS News...you know...
if Obama's lawyer just had a teleprompter....
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the man who seems to have bested Santorum and Gingrich in the race for the GOP presidential nomination doesn't see what's so wrong with using a TelePrompter. In a video leaked to Gawker.com by a disgruntled (and now fired) Fox News employee known as the "Fox Mole," the presumptive nominee is shown chatting with Sean Hannity before going on air. After producers inform Hannity there is a script for the segment - which Hannity will read off a "prompter" - the two men mock Mr. Obama for using a TelePrompter, with Hannity saying, "I think Obama sleeps with his."
But the two then sing the praises of the device in keeping a candidate from saying something he might regret.
"It does make some sense though" to use a teleprompter, Romney tells Hannity. "I do understand."
He adds: "It keeps you from saying something you don't mean, you get the message out precisely the way you want to get the message out." Romney says he has used a TelePrompter "maybe five times" in the campaign. Romney in recent months has tended to use a teleprompter for most major speeches.
"It's smart," Hannity agrees. "You're right. You don't want to make a mistake. I'll tell you, they're out to just eviscerate anybody who makes a mistake."
Supreme Court signals support for Arizona immigration law provision
Anybody still think Obama got great grades in law school?
Good for the SCOTUS.
Supreme Court signals support for Arizona immigration law provision | Fox News
The Supreme Court signaled Wednesday that it might uphold a key element of Arizona's immigration law, as justices across the board suggested the state has a serious problem on its hands and should have some level of sovereignty to address illegal immigration.
The justices appeared to ready to allow a provision requiring police officers to check the immigration status of people they think are in the U.S. illegally.
The justices strongly suggested Wednesday they are not buying the Obama administration's argument that the state exceeded its authority, with Chief Justice John Roberts at one point saying he doesn't think the federal government even wants to know how many illegal immigrants are in the country.
"You can see it's not selling very well," Justice Sonia Sotomayor told Obama administration Solicitor General Donald Verrilli.
If you are here illegally, you should NOT be able to get a job. PERIOD.Two of the key statutes, which have been blocked and will be at issue in Wednesday's arguments, are provisions to bar illegal immigrants from seeking a job and to require law enforcement to check the immigration status of anyone they suspect of being in the country illegally in the course of a routine stop.
good for SCOTUS on this part.The Supreme Court has struck down most of the controversial Arizona immigration law, but upheld a key provision.
The provision that was upheld requires state and local police officers, during routine stops, to check the immigration status of anyone they suspect could be in the country illegally.
Other provisions, though, were struck down.