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Harold Kildow's avatar

Just more of the elite practice of coddling themselves with exceptions and overrides and gentlemen’s agreements while meeting John Q Citizen with the exacting requirements of draconian laws and regulations. Try that inadvertent thing with any federal agency looking into your business

Jeff Johnson's avatar

This is so well conceived and plainly explained, and it's something the vast majority of us would NEVER have even an inkling of without this essay. It's such an excellent point, and we have to take this kind of thing seriously for future generations.

Kelly Donivan's avatar

I absolutely agree with you.

J Robert Burgoyne's avatar

Is it possible that on the crucial matter of birthright citizenship, that one of the law firms had already funneled money to the Roberts household??

Kelly Donivan's avatar

That is very possible. I have long believed that Roberts has been compromised by Obama. Money exchanged hands or something else akin to blackmail.

Tami Johnson's avatar

I believe the same thing

James Arthur's avatar

There’s more wrong with Roberts than tap dancing on a slippery slope. He has his own agenda, no less than the three Karens, it’s just harder to define.

Michael  Lynch's avatar

These people are too smart to get caught in a conventional manner. They know exactly how to work the system and fill out the forms. They know how the system works. The way to fix this is to change the rules to make such activity impossible. I don’t see that happening.

Suzie's avatar

There’s that phrase again: “Congress should…”

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Yoel Yonan's avatar

stinks like a rotting corpse. we are not ok with this!

John Wygertz's avatar

Move along, nothing to see here folks.

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Tami Johnson's avatar

What moron would think it is okay?