Judge In his legal decision referencing Kash Patel: “A person of reasonable intelligence and learning would not have taken his statement literally.”

[NewsVine_Mariyam]

I know many of you dislike the judges who have been holding the line against the tyranny of the Trump administration, but irrespective of your opinions of them, to the best of my knowledge and for the most part, they all earned their positions.

'U.S. District Judge George Hanks Jr. dismissed the lawsuit against Frank Figliuzzi, the former FBI assistant director for counterintelligence, writing in his decision: “A person of reasonable intelligence and learning would not have taken his statement literally.”

Figliuzzi, who had been working as an analyst for MSNBC (now MS NOW), made the comments on the network’s “Morning Joe” program last year.

“By saying that Patel spent ‘far more’ time at nightclubs than his office, Figliuzzi delivered his answer ‘in an exaggerated, provocative and amusing way,’ employing rhetorical hyperbole.” Hanks wrote.'

MSN

 

[Frankeneinstein]

I know many of you dislike the judges who have been holding the line against the tyranny of the Trump administration, but irrespective of your opinions of them, to the best of my knowledge and for the most part, they all earned their positions.

Where the judge erred was in leaving the impression/excuse for some that that decision does not just apply to/in this case but in most everything in the media...in that way the decision does more harm than good

“By saying that Patel spent ‘far more’ time at nightclubs than his office, Figliuzzi delivered his answer ‘in an exaggerated, provocative and amusing way,’ employing rhetorical hyperbole.” Hanks wrote.'

sounds like a description of the ruling itself...^TRANSLATION:^ "FOR CHRISTMAS SAKES!...it was just the news, get a sense of humor folks, don't take it so seriously"

 

[Frankeneinstein]

“A person of reasonable intelligence and learning would not have taken his statement literally.”

best interpretation of "we are losing in Iran" I have heard

 

[EMH]

On September 18, 2014, President Barack Obama nominated Hanks to serve as a United States district judge



'nuff said....

 

[wamose]

On September 18, 2014, President Barack Obama nominated Hanks to serve as a United States district judge



'nuff said....

That judge should have never editorialized like that. He sounds like one of Obama's classless appointees.

 

[Oddball]

Sounds an awful lot like "you can't take Trump literally".

But the political parties are totally different!

 

[Frankeneinstein]

I know many of you dislike the judges who have been holding the line against the tyranny of the Trump administration, but irrespective of your opinions of them, to the best of my knowledge and for the most part, they all earned their positions.

'U.S. District Judge George Hanks Jr. dismissed the lawsuit against Frank Figliuzzi, the former FBI assistant director for counterintelligence, writing in his decision: “A person of reasonable intelligence and learning would not have taken his statement literally.”

Figliuzzi, who had been working as an analyst for MSNBC (now MS NOW), made the comments on the network’s “Morning Joe” program last year.

“By saying that Patel spent ‘far more’ time at nightclubs than his office, Figliuzzi delivered his answer ‘in an exaggerated, provocative and amusing way,’ employing rhetorical hyperbole.” Hanks wrote.'

MSN

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[Churchill]

best interpretation of "we are losing in Iran" I have heard

The art of the deal...

 

[Frankeneinstein]

The art of the deal...

would you mind walking us through this post chuck?...i.e. explain it...seriously

it's actually funnier without the rest of the post

 

[struth]

I know many of you dislike the judges who have been holding the line against the tyranny of the Trump administration, but irrespective of your opinions of them, to the best of my knowledge and for the most part, they all earned their positions.

'U.S. District Judge George Hanks Jr. dismissed the lawsuit against Frank Figliuzzi, the former FBI assistant director for counterintelligence, writing in his decision: “A person of reasonable intelligence and learning would not have taken his statement literally.”

Figliuzzi, who had been working as an analyst for MSNBC (now MS NOW), made the comments on the network’s “Morning Joe” program last year.

“By saying that Patel spent ‘far more’ time at nightclubs than his office, Figliuzzi delivered his answer ‘in an exaggerated, provocative and amusing way,’ employing rhetorical hyperbole.” Hanks wrote.'

MSN

Judge is basically saying the folks are MSNow can’t be taken literally

I have to agree

 

[Churchill]

would you mind walking us through this post chuck?...i.e. explain it...seriously

it's actually funnier without the rest of the post

How does "winning" feel?

 

[Frankeneinstein]

How does "winning" feel?

Ya know what they say "well if ya have to ask..."

 

[Churchill]

Ya know what they say "well if ya have to ask..."

You know what they say since trump started his "war", "I'd rather be me losing than trump winning".

 

[Frankeneinstein]

You know what they say since trump started his "war",
"I'd rather be me losing than trump winning".

and he has been kind enough to grant you that [even before the war]

 

[Churchill]

and he has been kind enough to grant you that [even before the war]

Inspiring stuff.

 

[Frankeneinstein]

Inspiring stuff.

for someone who has reigned themselves to losing perhaps...for the rest of us...meh

 

[Churchill]

for someone who has reigned themselves to losing perhaps...for the rest of us...meh

 

[Frankeneinstein]

 

[Frankeneinstein]

meh

 

[Leo123]

I know many of you dislike the judges who have been holding the line against the tyranny of the Trump administration, but irrespective of your opinions of them, to the best of my knowledge and for the most part, they all earned their positions.

'U.S. District Judge George Hanks Jr. dismissed the lawsuit against Frank Figliuzzi, the former FBI assistant director for counterintelligence, writing in his decision: “A person of reasonable intelligence and learning would not have taken his statement literally.”

Figliuzzi, who had been working as an analyst for MSNBC (now MS NOW), made the comments on the network’s “Morning Joe” program last year.

“By saying that Patel spent ‘far more’ time at nightclubs than his office, Figliuzzi delivered his answer ‘in an exaggerated, provocative and amusing way,’ employing rhetorical hyperbole.” Hanks wrote.'

MSN

No one believes anything MSNOW spits out.