Unlocked For Public: Loud Arguments in US
Supreme Court Chambers over Texas Lawsuit -
Court Intimidated
Posted By: Foont, 12/13/2020 11:35:11 AM
From a source deep inside the US Supreme Court as they discussed the pending Texas lawsuit against Pennsylvania et. al. . . . "Hal, as you know I am a clerk for one of the Justices on SCOTUS. Today was like nothing we have ever seen. The justices are arguing loudly behind closed doors. The Justices met in a closed and sealed room, as is standard. Usually it is very calm, however today we could hear screaming all the way down the hall. They met in person, because they didn't trust telephonic meeting as secure. Chief Justice Roberts was screaming"Are you going to be responsible for the rioting if we hear this case?" Correction*
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From a source deep inside the US Supreme Court as they discussed the pending Texas lawsuit against Pennsylvania et. al. . . . "Hal, as you know I am a clerk for one of the Justices on SCOTUS. Today was like nothing we have ever seen. The justices are arguing loudly behind closed doors. The Justices met in a closed and sealed room, as is standard. Usually it is very calm, however today we could hear screaming all the way down the hall. They met in person, because they didn't trust telephonic meeting as secure. Chief Justice Roberts was screaming"Are you going to be responsible for the rioting if we hear this case?" Correction*
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