Recent content by welkin

Sure, like all the legacy media that gaslighted the American people for four years about Biden's health. That was real journalism that did the country anything but a great service. Anyone that goes where the media takes them is a soft-minded fool.

It's not clear if you got a final judgment of divorce or if it was just agreed that the house would be sold and the proceeds divided. When one spouse dies during a divorce, the divorce stops (it ends). The disposition of assets of the deceased spouse would be according to their will or the...

Yes, that is true. But for two Supreme Court justices to openly advocate going after Trump (that is the fight they are obviously speaking about) while they are going to be ruling on the cases, is just plain stupid. A smart justice would keep their political bias to themselves and openly rule...

WASHINGTON -- Justice Sonia Sotomayor said Thursday that lawyers should stand up and fight in battles faced by the nation's legal system, comments that come amid attacks on federal judges and President Donald Trump's targeting of elite law firms in executive orders. "Our job is to stand up for...

If you want to read the explanation of how the subject to the jurisdiction of the US and what it means, take the time to read a very good amicus brief submitted to the Supreme Court. https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/24/24A886/357776/20250429235907947_CCJ%20Amicus%20Brief%20Final.pdf...

Then don't press your finger against it. That advice free.

I'm always disheartened when someone finds glee in someone else's misfortune. "There but for the grace of God go I" is an idiom expressing gratitude for avoiding a similar fate as someone less fortunate, acknowledging that one's position is due to luck or divine favor. It suggests that, if not...

I don't take a position on birthright citizenship. The Supreme Court took the case and is having oral augments on May 15th about the constitutionality of Trumps Executive Order to end birthright citizenship. One of the questions is who is subject to the jurisdiction of the United States...

The question that needs to be answered is, are people here in the country illegally subject the jurisdiction of the United States? Then I suggest you read the amendment again.

I don't think you understand what the Trump real estate case was about and how the law was corrupted by James and Judge Engoron to get the convection. Do you even know what the case was about? Let me give you a simple example that may explain it to you. There two values placed on real...

Not exactly. Trump didn't do what he was accused of. It took a novel approach to the law (never before done), a corrupt judge and prosecutor to get a conviction. How many times did James say, "Nobody is above the law"? And now we find out that she actually committed mortgage fraud, bank...

You underestimate what the US can do when called upon. How long did it take the US industrial complex to gear up after Japan bombed Pearl Harbor? Do you know? The U.S. industrial complex rapidly mobilized after the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, with significant changes occurring...

Justices will hear arguments on Trump's effort to end birthright citizenship Justices will hear arguments on Trump’s effort to end birthright citizenship - SCOTUSblog

That is something that Trump was not afforded. A corrupt Judge Arthur Engoron and a tainted jury pool in NYC. James deserves nothing more.

In an at-will employment state, the answers are yes absent a collective bargaining contract that says otherwise. No.