Yes. It is also best, when one’s criming results in additional civil litigation, to hire an attorney and ask that court to stay proceedings so one does not have to testify about said criming during the civil proceedings.
There’s a really simple solution to this, IMO.
I feel like he waters things down for subscribers. I needed an example. I think I got it.
I didn't hear him much at NR, but now he's pretty clearly trying to go for a broad audience if people like me aren't getting worked up. The fact that it's more middle of the road doesn't mean it can't be interesting/insightful, though. I get more out of someone who weighs the merits of both sides than simply tells the audience what to think.
Honestly, I don’t even know what they’re appealing at this point. They dropped their bid to throw out the votes when they got to the 5th circuit and Harris County limited drive-thru voting today to the Toyota Center, based on Hanen’s ruling yesterday. This would seem to moot the case as there’s surely no dispute about whether the Toyota Center is a “permanent structure.”
