What the living fuck?

[doublethink]

I mean on their side they get away with delay delay delay ... and something in our favor (FOR HUMANITIES SAKE) and our democracy ... it only took like an ... hour to overturn? How did they have to rule so freaking fast on this considering the original judge took too much time anyway in my opinion on his conclusion hours earlier tonight.
This ...
https://www.democraticunderground.com/100220392281

Oh .... let's just give it the weekend, like it's just any other weekend, with No Kings Protests going on Nationwide,
Trumps bullshit birthday military parade, him threatening this that and the other thing. Newsom's mic was barely turned off when this overriding 9th circuit ruling came in. I didn't even get through 1 freaking beer in celebration of him taking back the control of the Cali National Guard ... and then pffff .... Fuck this bullshit. I don't care who's on the 9th circuit court and who appointed them ... they may as well be 'detached' from the reality on the ground here in Cali as the rest of DC. WTF ... you reap what you sew. Out

[Doodley]

1. On the bright side, some protestors may stay at home if they think the National Guard issue is resolved. This action

shows it isn't resolved.

[Ms. Toad]

2. This is routine.

It is the reason the trial court stayed its own order until noon tomorrow - to give the Appellate court a chance to extend the stay. Bouncing back and forth between Newsom controlling or Trump controlling the National Guard is generally worse than a quick temporary decision by the appellate court to keep things as they are now (Trump in control). The review of the injunction is on fast track - I believe the hearing is Thursday, after each side gets a chance to brief the matter.

Which is why it took the trial court "too much time." Courts work by each side getting to brief the matter - typically one after the other so that all of the nuances of the law are teased out in order to make the best decision - that means at least two (and generally 28 days minimum). This is a very rapid briefing schedule.

[doublethink]

3. It is not a routine weekend. n.t.

[Ms. Toad]

4. Other things that are going on aren't legally relevant.

Besides, tomorrow is Friday. There is no time to allow both sides to brief the matter and make a decision before Saturday.

[doublethink]

5. Nothing in Trumps world is legally relevant.

No dissrespect but your point on relevancy is irrelevant.

[Ms. Toad]

8. The courts are only permitted to deal with what is relevant,

And the matters over which they have jurisdiction. Don't expect the courts to be something they are not. Each branch has its role to play, and it is not the fault of the courts that the other two branches are screwing up - and the fact that they are screwing up isn't reason to demand the courts screw up also.

[pat_k]

6. Appeal was caught by three judge panel: two 45 appointees and one Biden appointee

The panel stayed Judge Breyer's order to June 17, when they will hold a hearing. That will be with a randomly selected panel of 11 with the Chief Judge of the Circuit presiding.

FWIW, the entire circuit is 29 members:
10 appointed by Trump
3 appointed by GWB
The rest Clinton, Obama, or Biden

So the odds of sanity ruling at this level is somewhat better than 50% 50%.

But the damage done by leaving the guard under orders of the 47 regime for another five days is enormous.

[BigmanPigman]

7. "You're going to reap just what you sow...."

I keep playing this song over and over in my head....

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https://genius.com/Lou-reed-perfect-day-lyrics