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To: expat1000

Why is the time for an answer set to Thursday?

Seems to me that instead of a 2-day response time, 4 or 5 minutes would be more appropriate. Actually, the time needed to say “1803” would be quite sufficient.


2 posted on 04/04/2012 5:23:12 AM PDT by C210N (Mitt "Severe Etch-a-Sketch" mcRominate-me)
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To: C210N

“Why is the time for an answer set to Thursday?”

BFD. The king need not answer to anyone. Thursday will simply come and go as usual.


3 posted on 04/04/2012 5:33:16 AM PDT by freeangel ( (free speech is only good until someone else doesn't like it)
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To: C210N
I believe the lawyer for the DOJ did answer quickly and correctly when the judge first asked.

Problem is that the Presidient of the US seems to be saying that the judicial branch is not co-equal because they are "un-elected". And, the president does not seem to agree with the DOJ lawyers opinion.

Requesting official clarification from her bosses seems warranted.

Plus, it makes Obama look like the snotty school kid - given a homework asignment by the wise professor judge.

Should make Eric Holder write it 100 times on the chalk board too.

4 posted on 04/04/2012 5:34:16 AM PDT by thedrake
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This is actually starting to worry me. First those idiot Senators came out with the not-worth-obeying crap if the ruling didn’t go their way. Then Bozo with the unelected speech and a couple of honorable mentions for impeaching the Justices scattered about.

I read where the Judge who ordered this response is an Obama appointee so is this another setup? Could the judges just accept the answer on Thurs. as valid and drop that case? Just wondering out loud here.


21 posted on 04/04/2012 7:10:29 AM PDT by Kenny
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To: C210N

“Why is the time for an answer set to Thursday?”

Maybe they will fast track unfavorable cases in 5th Circuit of MS, LA or TX (eligibility or such?), but just not saying so?


22 posted on 04/04/2012 7:13:22 AM PDT by Suz in AZ
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To: C210N
Why is the time for an answer set to Thursday? Seems to me that instead of a 2-day response time, 4 or 5 minutes would be more appropriate. Actually, the time needed to say “1803” would be quite sufficient.

I think the time, plus the length mandate, was to force the DoJ to actually put some effort into it and remind them of how things are supposed to work.

28 posted on 04/04/2012 7:33:05 AM PDT by kevkrom (Those in a rush to trample the Constitution seem to forget that it is the source of their authority.)
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To: C210N

Why is the time for an answer set to Thursday?

Seems to me that instead of a 2-day response time, 4 or 5 minutes would be more appropriate. Actually, the time needed to say “1803” would be quite sufficient.


As the Constitutional expert he claims to be, he should have no problem going into great detail.


46 posted on 04/04/2012 9:21:41 AM PDT by chessplayer
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To: C210N

Courts are closed in Good Friday.


50 posted on 04/04/2012 11:46:34 AM PDT by SeaHawkFan
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