And there’sReporter: Ordinary citizens who are not sex offenders are getting swept up. What do you say to that?
— Acyn (@Acyn) January 20, 2026
Bovino: What we see when folks get swept up as you say, often times it's agitators, and anarchists pic.twitter.com/7sADzFOUoe
You went into this man's house and brought him into the Minnesota cold half naked. https://t.co/gU8KPFs3Sk pic.twitter.com/zQhH9cBY3r
— Brian Tyler Cohen (@briantylercohen) January 20, 2026
Because Ma and Pa America should know better than to be in the vicinity of anarchists and agitators. Listen to Bull; he knows.Q: The criticism is about ICE tactics against ordinary citizens who are not sex offenders or rapists. What do you say to that?
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) January 20, 2026
BOVINO: It's anarchists that actually cause ma and pa America to sometimes be near, at, or involved in a very tense situation. The only people dialing… pic.twitter.com/FpQW7agj21
Pretty much what Bull would have said.Bovino lies shamelessly: "What we do is legal, ethical, and moral. Everything we do every day is legal, ethical, moral, well grounded in law." pic.twitter.com/Ge39wXVQie
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) January 20, 2026
Welp, he just threw that case out. (Not strictly, but he just became our man on their side.)Almost violently = not violently https://t.co/uWWo8IF3mh
— The Tennessee Holler (@TheTNHoller) January 20, 2026
Is he getting off on this? He’s getting off on this, isn’t he?Bovino: "Think about it just for a second -- what the rape of a child actually entails" pic.twitter.com/EpFJVW1cWJ
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) January 20, 2026
THIS. IS. NOT. A. CRIME. Nor are Frey and Walz anarchists or agitators. Neither of which category is criminal.FOX: The targets of the subpoenas Minnesota governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis mayor Jacob Frey. Both are being accused in these subpoenas of obstructing the work of federal agents through their verbal comments. pic.twitter.com/XXoxtqEgBX
— Acyn (@Acyn) January 20, 2026
He must be referring to the 11th through 14th commandments:
— Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon (@RepMGS) January 20, 2026
Take food from the hungry
Deny healthcare to the sick
Make the rich richer
Covet thy neighbors’ fossil fuel and critical minerals https://t.co/1pXFa5krJ2
Justice Kavanaugh, we salute you. 🫡 And hope one day to replace you with a bag of bricks. It would be smarter. Alternatively, we hope to make you an object lesson on why Congress should make the Justices ride their circuits again, and get out of their ivory tower and into a trial court again. You want lifetime tenure? You got it. And maybe we should have you ride the circuit on horseback. The fresh air will do you good. Or convince you to retire and stop acting like Mandarins.Homan: "Let's make it clear: ICE can detain a US citizen if they have probable cause that this person may have committed a crime. A short detainment and questioning, all you need is reasonable suspicion." pic.twitter.com/wa4XNusKDc
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) January 20, 2026
I sort of like the idea of issuing each Justice a Winnebago motorhome and sending them off to set up shop in Walmart parking lots to hear cases. I bet it would drive Roberts and Alito, in particular, nuts. I think the rest of the R judges understand and accept their hackdom, but those two have themselves set up a peg or five too high.
ReplyDeleteIt’s historical, not aspirational. Congress has full authority under Art. III to do it again. I seriously think it might solve some problems, especially the willingness to stay on the bench until you’re carried out feet first.
DeleteI wasn't aspiring so much as legislating, actually. "MAJA- Make All Judges Active" or some such. I agree, putting the Justices on the road for months would dial back some of the prestige to which they have become addicted.
ReplyDeleteThe intertoobs are a murky mess. It’s never clear what’s reliably known, and what isn’t.
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