…and the defense rests. 
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good reason, they are unconstitutional EO.
the system is working correctly.
Allan
I believe factual narratives, based on evidence…even if i do not like the truth.
The Bible has a lot of great stories, and some decent tips on how to treat each other, primarily the stuff Jesus preached.
But like Jefferson, I do not believe in the magic.
Wait, are we still talking about the judge, or about Trump now?
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Are you a flat earther?
Based upon your posts, could’ve fooled me.
As C.S. Lewis stated. It is impossible to believe Jesus was merely a good teacher. He either is who He said He is, or he is a lunatic. There can be no middle ground.
Also you do realize that of the prophecies in the book of Daniel, 95% of them have been fulfilled.
Me either.
I believe in the power of God.
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Mmmmmmm.
Federal issues are federal. You can’t have a federal issue apply only in some states.
The jurisdiction of a federal district court is federal.
Good for you!
If only there was someplace to find out how federal courts work… oh, wait:
https://www.uscourts.gov/about-federal-courts/court-role-and-structure/about-us-district-courts
Which god?
There is only one God.
So you say. When the repubs start doing it with the same consistency, I think your opinion will suddenly change. Look how much the left hated the judicial for stopping his illegal student loan repayment.
2/3 of the world disagrees with you as to which one it is.
And???
That is your belief, not fact. That being said, I repect the 1A, believe whatever works for you.
What to do about a judge you disagree with? Chief Justice Roberts said it best: “The normal appellate review process exists for that purpose.”
Here’s a Democrat politician calling for the kid sniffer to ignore court rulings when they don’t please the left.
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That’s a fair counter and i was thinking about that as well but there are circuit differences in federal questions.
