Here's to the advent of the "Anarcho-syndicalism" tag. May she be employed frequently and ruthlessly in posts to come. Now if you'll excuse me, I need to look up what the hell that means.
Her history is a heartwarming American story. Born in the Bronx on June 23, 1954, she was diagnosed with diabetes at the age of 8. Her father, a factory worker, died a year later. Her mother, a nurse at a methadone clinic, was left to raise her daughter and a younger son on a modest salary.
I apparently have a different understanding of "heartwarming" than those at the New York Times.
The Clarett decision...was a cold-eyed and literal-minded ruling.
Hence the following line from the President's introduction: "When it comes to my Supreme Court Nominees, here's one thing you should learn - always bet on black...letter law."
To a large degree, prison doesn't exist to me anymore. I'm mentally removed, on certain levels. My mental sentence expired when I decided to educate myself. I spend all of the hours of my days developing my life's vision. I don't have the time to think about prison. I'm just waiting for my physical sentence to expire.
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May she be employed frequently and ruthlessly in posts to come.
Now if you'll excuse me, I need to look up what the hell that means.
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I apparently have a different understanding of "heartwarming" than those at the New York Times.
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Hence the following line from the President's introduction: "When it comes to my Supreme Court Nominees, here's one thing you should learn - always bet on black...letter law."
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If the conservative base makes a noise nowadays, does anyone actually hear it? About as effective as Brad Lidge now.
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No way she gets the nod.
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This is the first sign of schizophrenia.
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So what was Arenas's reason? It's not like he had much else going on.
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