shouldn't the AUSA sue for wrongful termination? She was canned because of something she had nothing to do with.

Honestly, he should follow through so the courts can absolutely obliterate him and create some really bad case law for this nonsense in the future.

And one of his constitutional duties is to "see that the law be faithfully executed."

It's amazing how, immediately after 9/11, GW Bush spoke to defend and distinguish America's Muslims from the terrorists and now, 25 years later, this is just shockingly, unashamedly racist.

"And then remember this. The Imperial need for control is so desperate because it is so unnatural. Tyranny requires constant effort. It breaks, it leaks. Authority is brittle. Oppression is the mask of fear."

It should be worth noting that if the situation can be this pliable, then its clearly not an "emergency" justifying use of the law the administration is relying on.

It's also ridiculous that we use state and local resources for closed party primaries. Party primaries are not elections. If a party wants to use public resources to pick its nominee then that use should be open to the public.

Shouldn't this be sanctioned by her licensing bar?

It's because they're all actually old Obama democrats; they just don't realize it because they're social media-addled, brain-root weirdos.

He owns a family plumbing business. These guys are such dorks.

This is a classic media fail. The Q is designed to both look tough but also let him off the hook so he'll come back. A real question is, understanding he's not a lawyer, does he think they should be sent there?