Posted on 10/24/2019 5:02:31 AM PDT by knighthawk
“The law favored Israel, the politics didn’t.”
If that is indeed the case he should be able to sue and win easily.
His lawyers said they may file suit in federal court.
What the Senate did is similar to jury nullification.
You may disagree with the underlying justification but the statute indeed gives the Senate wide latitude to remove a Sheriff for just about anything or for that matter nothing.
Someone posted the statutes on an earlier thread and they are quite clear on this matter.
You may disagree with the underlying justification but the statute indeed gives the Senate wide latitude to remove a Sheriff for just about anything or for that matter nothing.
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Like political reasons. Thanks for making my point.
“Like political reasons.”
Anything.
If you don’t mind me asking....Just about everyone on this forum despises Israel for any of a number of different reasons. And he may not have committed malfeasance to the degree requiring removal from office although several of his past behaviors have been suspect.
You, however seem to support him. Is that accurate?
Oh, and btw I hardly bolstered your point...”The law was on Israel’s side.”
The motivation for what the Senate did may very well have been political but the “law” clearly was not on Israel’s “side” The law was written clearly giving the Senate authority to do what they did so the law was their side ulterior motives notwithstanding
Oh, and btw I hardly bolstered your point...”The law was on Israel’s side.”
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Yes you did, and you just did it again.
You’re either delusional or obtuse as I obviously did no such thing.
How would you know?
You don’t even know that you made my point.
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