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Anonymous wrote:Who are the judges in the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals? Are they decent human beings?

Six are Trump appointees. You figure it out.

That doesn't necessarily mean they will ignore the rule of law and side with Trump.

I mean, Trump appointed the director of the FBI, Christopher Wray, right?

And several judges he appointed did not find in his favor in cases of election fraud.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2020/12/14/most-remarkable-rebukes-trumps-legal-case-judges-he-hand-picked/

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Anonymous wrote:Who are the judges in the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals? Are they decent human beings?

Six are Trump appointees. You figure it out.

I don’t know how many judges there would be, so that doesn’t mean anything to me.

You can Google, right? The bios are public.

The case will be assigned to a panel of three judges, picked at random. There are 11 active judges. The panel could include a judge on senior status or even a district court judge sitting by designation (unlikely).

Why have the democrats did filled the open seat? They should have done it as soon as the case went to Cannon.

That’s not how the Senate works. Nancy Abudu deadlocked in Judiciary Committee. Schumer elected to pass nominations that he could rather than hold up dozens of confirmations over one contentious pick who won’t get a single GOP vote if brought to the floor. Biden isn’t going to back down on the nomination. So it sits, for now.

Uh no. Nancy Abudu didn’t deadlock sh—-
The senate republicans deadlocked her.
Get it straight.

Feeling better about yourself in trying to note a distinction without difference?

Quit blaming the left for the issues of the right.

To be clear, saying that someone or something deadlocked in committee isn’t an assignment of blame. It’s a statement of fact. The Senate is divided 50-50. Abudu received 11 votes in favor of proceeding to the floor with the nomination from Dems and 11 votes against from Reps. People can argue the merits, or lack thereof, of the votes, but the fact is what it is. Have a good day.

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Anonymous wrote:Who are the judges in the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals? Are they decent human beings?

Six are Trump appointees. You figure it out.

I don’t know how many judges there would be, so that doesn’t mean anything to me.

You can Google, right? The bios are public.

The case will be assigned to a panel of three judges, picked at random. There are 11 active judges. The panel could include a judge on senior status or even a district court judge sitting by designation (unlikely).

Why have the democrats did filled the open seat? They should have done it as soon as the case went to Cannon.

That’s not how the Senate works. Nancy Abudu deadlocked in Judiciary Committee. Schumer elected to pass nominations that he could rather than hold up dozens of confirmations over one contentious pick who won’t get a single GOP vote if brought to the floor. Biden isn’t going to back down on the nomination. So it sits, for now.

Uh no. Nancy Abudu didn’t deadlock sh—-
The senate republicans deadlocked her.
Get it straight.

Feeling better about yourself in trying to note a distinction without difference?

Quit blaming the left for the issues of the right.

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Anonymous wrote:Who are the judges in the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals? Are they decent human beings?

Six are Trump appointees. You figure it out.

I don’t know how many judges there would be, so that doesn’t mean anything to me.

There are 11 active judges. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Court_of_Appeals_for_the_Eleventh_Circuit

The motion for stay won’t be heard en banc.

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Anonymous wrote:Who are the judges in the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals? Are they decent human beings?

Six are Trump appointees. You figure it out.

I don’t know how many judges there would be, so that doesn’t mean anything to me.

You can Google, right? The bios are public.

The case will be assigned to a panel of three judges, picked at random. There are 11 active judges. The panel could include a judge on senior status or even a district court judge sitting by designation (unlikely).

Why have the democrats did filled the open seat? They should have done it as soon as the case went to Cannon.

That’s not how the Senate works. Nancy Abudu deadlocked in Judiciary Committee. Schumer elected to pass nominations that he could rather than hold up dozens of confirmations over one contentious pick who won’t get a single GOP vote if brought to the floor. Biden isn’t going to back down on the nomination. So it sits, for now.

Uh no. Nancy Abudu didn’t deadlock sh—-
The senate republicans deadlocked her.
Get it straight.

Feeling better about yourself in trying to note a distinction without difference?

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Anonymous wrote:That was fast -- 11th circuit has given TFG's team until Tuesday to respond to DOJ's motion to block the classified documents from being part of the Special Master's review. Same day they have to appear before Dearie.

Are they up to the task? LOL

That was swift. Not screwing around.

Entirely normal when dealing with a request for emergency stay.

No it looks like the Trumpist judges want to end this and end it quickly. Rumor is they will issue a summary ruling dismissing the case and tell DOJ to return everything to Trump.

“Rumor”? We don’t even know who will sit on the panel.

The appeals court is better positioned to kick the case back to Cannon and have her clarify her order. She’s given them a turd in a punchbowl they’re not inclined to deal with and it furthers the interest of delaying an ultimate resolution. It’s hard for the Eleventh Circuit to address the manufactured executive privilege claim, much less for Dearle to do so, absent judicial guidance from Cannon. The same is true with regard to “declassification” and the status of documents, at least 100 of which are marked classified, which are neither personal documents nor presidential records (absent handwritten notations), the only two categories contemplated by Cannon.

But it’s hard to predict what will happen in the context of the urgent national security concerns expressed by DOJ. Dismissal of the case is not properly before the appeals court and there’s a negligible chance classified materials get returned to Trump without further classification status review by the intelligence community.

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Anonymous wrote:Who are the judges in the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals? Are they decent human beings?

Six are Trump appointees. You figure it out.

I don’t know how many judges there would be, so that doesn’t mean anything to me.

You can Google, right? The bios are public.

The case will be assigned to a panel of three judges, picked at random. There are 11 active judges. The panel could include a judge on senior status or even a district court judge sitting by designation (unlikely).

Why have the democrats did filled the open seat? They should have done it as soon as the case went to Cannon.

That’s not how the Senate works. Nancy Abudu deadlocked in Judiciary Committee. Schumer elected to pass nominations that he could rather than hold up dozens of confirmations over one contentious pick who won’t get a single GOP vote if brought to the floor. Biden isn’t going to back down on the nomination. So it sits, for now.

Uh no. Nancy Abudu didn’t deadlock sh—-
The senate republicans deadlocked her.
Get it straight.

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Anonymous wrote:Who are the judges in the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals? Are they decent human beings?

Six are Trump appointees. You figure it out.

I don’t know how many judges there would be, so that doesn’t mean anything to me.

You can Google, right? The bios are public.

The case will be assigned to a panel of three judges, picked at random. There are 11 active judges. The panel could include a judge on senior status or even a district court judge sitting by designation (unlikely).

Why have the democrats did filled the open seat? They should have done it as soon as the case went to Cannon.

That’s not how the Senate works. Nancy Abudu deadlocked in Judiciary Committee. Schumer elected to pass nominations that he could rather than hold up dozens of confirmations over one contentious pick who won’t get a single GOP vote if brought to the floor. Biden isn’t going to back down on the nomination. So it sits, for now.

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Anonymous wrote:That was fast -- 11th circuit has given TFG's team until Tuesday to respond to DOJ's motion to block the classified documents from being part of the Special Master's review. Same day they have to appear before Dearie.

Are they up to the task? LOL

That was swift. Not screwing around.

Entirely normal when dealing with a request for emergency stay.

No it looks like the Trumpist judges want to end this and end it quickly. Rumor is they will issue a summary ruling dismissing the case and tell DOJ to return everything to Trump.

LOL, uh, no, that's not going to happen.

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Anonymous wrote:That was fast -- 11th circuit has given TFG's team until Tuesday to respond to DOJ's motion to block the classified documents from being part of the Special Master's review. Same day they have to appear before Dearie.

Are they up to the task? LOL

That was swift. Not screwing around.

Entirely normal when dealing with a request for emergency stay.

No it looks like the Trumpist judges want to end this and end it quickly. Rumor is they will issue a summary ruling dismissing the case and tell DOJ to return everything to Trump.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who are the judges in the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals? Are they decent human beings?

Six are Trump appointees. You figure it out.

I don’t know how many judges there would be, so that doesn’t mean anything to me.

You can Google, right? The bios are public.

The case will be assigned to a panel of three judges, picked at random. There are 11 active judges. The panel could include a judge on senior status or even a district court judge sitting by designation (unlikely).

Why have the democrats did filled the open seat? They should have done it as soon as the case went to Cannon.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who are the judges in the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals? Are they decent human beings?

Six are Trump appointees. You figure it out.

I don’t know how many judges there would be, so that doesn’t mean anything to me.

You can Google, right? The bios are public.

The case will be assigned to a panel of three judges, picked at random. There are 11 active judges. The panel could include a judge on senior status or even a district court judge sitting by designation (unlikely).

All Trump appointees should recuse themselves.

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Anonymous wrote:That was fast -- 11th circuit has given TFG's team until Tuesday to respond to DOJ's motion to block the classified documents from being part of the Special Master's review. Same day they have to appear before Dearie.

Are they up to the task? LOL

That was swift. Not screwing around.

Entirely normal when dealing with a request for emergency stay.

Of course it is normal but the circumstances aren’t so I’m glad to see normal.

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Anonymous wrote:Who are the judges in the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals? Are they decent human beings?

Six are Trump appointees. You figure it out.

I don’t know how many judges there would be, so that doesn’t mean anything to me.

There are 11 active judges. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Court_of_Appeals_for_the_Eleventh_Circuit

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Anonymous wrote:Who are the judges in the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals? Are they decent human beings?

Six are Trump appointees. You figure it out.

I don’t know how many judges there would be, so that doesn’t mean anything to me.

You can Google, right? The bios are public.

The case will be assigned to a panel of three judges, picked at random. There are 11 active judges. The panel could include a judge on senior status or even a district court judge sitting by designation (unlikely).