Apparently, when HA moved servers Friday night, the old server was never shut down. Thus, as the new IP propagated through the various DNS servers over the next day, some of you continued to see the old site, while others (like me) were taken to the new site. Some of you may have seen comments, and at least one post, disappear. To which I say: oops.
Everything should be operating normally now. (Normal, by HA standards, anyway.) If not, let me know.
Can Seattle find its voice?
Gonzales is coming. The man is an instrument of Constitutional nullification by the combination of legal weaselisms and sheer obstinacy.
Can we greet him in a way that sends a message? Can the left bring more to the occasion than face paint and papier mache?
Where’s the principled right? The patriots raised on a diet of civics lessons — limited government and checks and balances? The ones who drummed these lessons into their children even when public school curricula no longer did? When will they react to the a program of precedents that will endure to leave them voiceless in future turns of the historical wheel, if not decisively discredited in our time?
Where’s the goo-goo middle? Here’s a man who has run his executive department to ruin, exposed for the flop he is, and responds with a virtual “let’s see you try and stop me!”?
Gonzales in Seattle. Will we break the thrall of civic futility’s hypnotic drumbeat?
Will we make a statement?
Some of you may have seen comments, and at least one post, disappear.
IF IT WAS A WINGNUT COMMENT – GOOD RIDDANCE!
Where is the state bar association that licensed this creature? Disbar Gonzales. Problem solved.
Let’s hold a fundraiser for Goldy by selling $5 tickets to watch Jane Balogh pick up litter.
We’ll call it “The HorsesAss Peep Show.”
RR – Hos does disbarment solve any of the aforementioned problems?
Roger Rabbit @ 3
STATE BAR OF TEXAS
Alberto R. ‘Al’ Gonzales
Bar Card Number*: 08118550
Work Address United States Department of Justice
950 Pennsylvania Ave Nw
Washington, DC, 20530
Work Phone Number (202) 514-5000
Primary Practice Location WASHINGTON , District Of Columbia
Current Member Status
Eligible To Practice In Texas
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State Bar Card Number*: 08118550
Texas Licensed*: 05/13/1983
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Firm: United States Department of Justice
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Federal Courts of Admittance:
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Education and Certification History
Law Schools:
Law School Graduation Date Degree Earned
Harvard University
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Statutory Profile Last Certified On: 03/19/2007
http://www.texasbar.com/Templa.....tID=216516
rr @ 3, You are expecting this from Texan Lawyers, unlikely at best.
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I believe the law states that the Attorney General must be licensed to practice law. So, if Gonzales is disbarred, he can no longer be Attorney General.
That’s the way it works when you have respect for the law, anyway. I’m not sure even Mr. Laws-Don’t-Apply-To-Me could keep a disbarred attorney on as AG.
My post was the one deleted, but it was just a link over to my Birds Eye View Contest, which is STILL unsolved…
I guess how in the world a knuckle-dragger like Gonzales got through Harvard Law is as much of a mystery as how his boss got through Harvard School of Business. Maybe he lectured his professors about how the Constitution only applies to the “right” people, the way Bush did one of his about how all poor people are lazy.