Habba channels trump

[struth]

Habba has no authority to enforce federal law either.

Yes she does she’s the acting US am attorney for NJ, appointed by the president under the 1998 Vacancy Act

You are free to litigated that she doesn’t

 

[Marener]

Yes she does she’s the acting US am attorney for NJ, appointed by the president under the 1998 Vacancy Act

You are free to litigated that she doesn’t

Term expired, under the 1998 vacancy act.

Oops!

She’s just an average citizen now.

 

[Marener]

No I don’t. Completely necessary for US Attorneys

Not for acting officers per the 1998 vacancy act signed into law by Clinton or other positions in the DOJ

Why does the constituent demand that US attorneys be senate confirmed?

 

[struth]

Term expired, under the 1998 vacancy act.

Oops!

She’s just an average citizen now.

She was reappointed after the person the court appointed was fired

And you know this

 

[Marener]

She was reappointed after the person the court appointed was fired

And you know this

What’s the point of the 120 day limit?

 

[struth]

Why does the constituent demand that US attorneys be senate confirmed?

Why? Check out federalist papers 76. Hamilton goes into great detail about it and how it helps makes a more balanced govt

Look if you think Clinton’s -98 VAcancy Act is illegal, fine, litigated it. Until it’s overturned Trump can use it like everyone before him did

 

[struth]

What’s the point of the 120 day limit?

Tory and get the ball rolling on the senate actually confirming

 

[Marener]

Why? Check out federalist papers 76. Hamilton goes into great detail about it and how it helps makes a more balanced govt

If the president can indefinitely keep a person as acting US attorney, with all the same authority as an actual US attorney, are the American people getting the government that Hamilton intended?

Look if you think Clinton’s -98 VAcancy Act is illegal, fine, litigated it. Until it’s overturned Trump can use it like everyone before him did

Who reappointed a person as acting US attorney after their 120 term expired? I’ll need the name of the president and the acting US attorney.

 

[Marener]

Tory and get the ball rolling on the senate actually confirming

Confirming who? The president has their acting IS attorney. There’s no requirement that they nominate anyone.

 

[Lesh]

Has he been convicted of not following them?

Concocted?

What are you babbling about?

 

[Lesh]

If the president can indefinitely keep a person as acting US attorney, with all the same authority as an actual US attorney, are the American people getting the government that Hamilton intended?

Who reappointed a person as acting US attorney after their 120 term expired? I’ll need the name of the president and the acting US attorney.

Acting only allows for 210daus

 

[struth]

Confirming who? The president has their acting IS attorney. There’s no requirement that they nominate anyone.

Confirming a US Attorney or other official

An acting US attorney is not a US attorney

 

[BrokeLoser]

Trump is a swamp.

If you were a conventional core American would you feel that way?

 

[Marener]

Confirming a US Attorney or other official

An acting US attorney is not a US attorney

Why would the president nominate anyone?

 

[struth]

Why would the president nominate anyone?

To have an US Atttorney

 

[Marener]

To have an US Atttorney

Why does he need a US attorney when he can appoint anyone he wants as acting US attorney?

 

[struth]

Why does he need a US attorney when he can appoint anyone he wants as acting US attorney?

Because the US Attorney is permanent, and not subject to the Clinton 1998 law.

By your logic he wouldn’t have any US Attorneys, he does

 

[Marener]

Because the US Attorney is permanent, and not subject to the Clinton 1998 law.

By your logic he wouldn’t have any US Attorneys, he does

Since you think he can keep reappointing the same acting US attorney, then they're permanent as well.

So why would he bother with the confirmation process?

 

[berg80]

She may be the absolute number one pick of that judge or panel of judges who refused to continue Habba's appointment as Acting U.S. Attorney for New Jersey.

"Refused to continue" is a disingenuous, one might say deceitful, way to describe the enforcement of the end of Habba's 120 day stint as acting US Attorney.

Alina Habba successor fired from Justice Department​

Senators Cory Booker and Andy Kim, who have been sharply critical of Habba’s tenure as U.S. Attorney and praised Grace’s appointment earlier today, excoriated Bondi’s decision to fire Grace in a joint statement.

“Trump’s Department of Justice is once again criticizing a court that acted within its authority, continuing a pattern of publicly undermining judicial decisions and showing disregard for the rule of law and the separation of powers,” the two senators said. “The firing of a career public servant, lawfully appointed by the court, is another blatant attempt to intimidate anyone that doesn’t agree with them and undermine judicial independence.”

“This Administration may not like the law, but they are not above it,” they continued. “The people of New Jersey deserve a U.S. Attorney who will enforce the law and pursue justice for the people of our state without partisanship or politics.”

Alina Habba successor fired from Justice Department - New Jersey Globe

Desiree Grace has been removed as First Assistant U.S. Attorney after being picked by New Jersey’s federal judges to replace Alina Habba as the state’s

newjerseyglobe.com

 

[Seymour Flops]

Did any of them serve longer than 120 days? You can’t avoid senate confirmation by just being an “acting” US attorney indefinitely.

What law says that, specifically? Quote the exact part that forbids an acting to serve more than one 120 day term, don't just post a link.