And which prominent Harvard professor?
There was another DOJ lawyer who accidentally leaked legal plans on the public docket that basically said, “we ain’t got shit.”
Any real lawyer isn’t going to lie for the DOJ and there was a reason that Trump was using bottom of the barrel lawyers to lose over a half a billion in lawsuits and 37 felonies.
The firms that have settled are shitheels but one thing to think about…these law firms won’t be able to do the work Trump wants to. They won’t break the law like Trump’s typical DollarGeneral lawyers. The moment they go to court they’ll be truthful and say, “we ain’t got shit” and be hosed.
$0.12 eps is amazing. I’m pretty sure Tesler stock is a money laundering vehicle.
Washington state foster parent here, they don’t take away children for “being poor”. They may have used that 20 years ago but neglect is litterly neglecting the child’s needs to survive. If DCYF get an case to investigate a child’s situation and find that they have financial issues to meet basic needs they will bend over backwards to get the family all sorts of support be it medical, housing, food assistance , etc. When a kid is taken away for neglect it’s because the parents leave their newborn at home for 10 hours while they go to the casino or some other fucked up shit. Least that’s how it is in Washington state.
Traditional Japan work culture where you’re not allowed to go home until your boss goes home. Boss hates his family and will twiddle his thumbs until 10pm and then say you have to come out for drinks until 2am. If you don’t comply, your life will be made hell, and there will be a zero chance of career growth.
This type of culture coupled with shit economy has turbo dived Japanes population growth. There’s 10-million “abandoned” homes in Japan, IE old person died alone and you can buy a fully furnished home for $7-50k. Honestly, I’m look at Japan as a place to move and at some point they’re going to advertise to open the doors for immigration or completely revamp their work culture…or go extinct as a country.
But no Russia?
Hmm maybe that reasoning can have him end up like the other (formarly) respected academic law professor.
It’s a constitutional crisis when the executive branch reports US citizens.