Ex-CTLawyer

@Akuperma
He moved his legal residence to Florida earlier this year because:
There is no state income tax (guaranteed by state Constitution). If he files NYS Income tax, it includes the information on his federal returns and it would be too easy for them to become public and/or used against him in legal proceedings,
He wants to avoid prosecution by NY State authorities and will avoid stepping foot in NY
He will have to find a new address in Florida. He and Melania registered to vote using Mar-a lago, but that is not legal as a full time residence. The zoning that allowed the former Post Estate to be converted by Trump into his club precludes anyone living there permanently.
He didn’t think that out too well. Florida shields your primary residence from creditors in a bankruptcy, but Mar-a-lago won’t qualify when he goes belly up, again.

Next Move……………
Melania will pack her things and send them with her thig father and mother and Barron to some house where Donald will not be welcome.
Donald will leave the country on a world tour (places without extradition treaties with the USA). He will continue to raise funds for his ‘legal appeals; of the election, continuing to shear his sheep. Being Grifter in Chief is expensive,

@Gadolhadorah….Donny won’t be going to Otisville, too easy for the NYS authorities to get to him for prosecution.

Since he never closed down Guantanamo, it would make a great place to house him for the rest of his life. Plenty of room for Eric, Donny Jr, Ivanka and Jared…..they could get a family plan

@TGIShabbos
#1 Who is Saunders???????????????
#2 AOC is a fringe member of the party, she gets news coverage, but has little power in the party.
#3 President Elect Biden has announced no plans to stack the SCOTUS with anyone. Congress, alone sets the size of the Court and I doubt the Senate would approve.
#4 Brandeis educated SCOTUS members, highly doubtful generally IVY league appointees, not counting the unqualified Amy Conan Barrett who went to Notre Dame Law School and Rhodes College.
#5 I’d like to get rid of Capital Punishment, period,
#6 No one has called for eliminating gasoline, just reducing our dependence on petroleum based fuels. In the past two years, I’ve installed solar on the houses in the compound and reduced carbon footprint and emissions by more than 90%. Our local electric supplier uses oil for almost 100% of its electricity production.
#6 Perhaps the immigration laws should be changed? Did all of your forebears arrive legally in the USA? My Great Great Grandfather didn’t. His parents could not get enough visas for all their children so he was listed as a twin to the next older sibling. Twins only needed one visa at that time. Better that than being killed in the pogroms that hit his village in 1880 not long after he arrived in America.
#6 The President cannot fund Iran or the Palestinians, Congress has to pass funding bills. In the aftermath of the mishandled Pandemic, i don’t think that will be a priority.

What am I looking forward to most? the removal of the grifter Trump family and his band of thieves from any power in America. A return to civility, and

@ujm
How little you know and the falsehoods you post.
#1 You have no idea if seats will be taken from NY and California and gained by ‘red’ states. NY, New England, California finished the actual census count by the October deadline, The deep south, midwest, southwest ‘red’ states were at about 70% counted when all counting had to end.
#2 Taking Congressional seats away from the states in which they live s NOT good for the Jews. It will deprive them of Federal dollars for infrastructure, medicaid, education, etc.
#3
Trump will NOT be submitting the final Census figures to Congress, as the Bureau of the Census announced the numbers will not be ready this year. President to be Biden will be submitting the final Census numbers in 2021.
#4 No person in the USA may legally be excluded from the count. The Constitution charges a count of all persons in the country every ten years. There is no qualification as to citizenship or residency status. The 2020 Census did not ask those questions.
#5 Census employees may not release information about individuals to anyone including other government agencies, They swear such an oath upon employment. The penalty is up to a $250,000 fine and 5 years imprisonment in each instance. the oath is applicable until death.
The Census questionnaire did not ask citizenship or residency status, so that information cannot be transmitted to Trump.
#6 The charge in the Constitution is to count persons. PERIOD. All the other information is not required. Census Enumerators were trained that if a respondent was hesitant, let them just give a population count: 123 Main Street apt 2, 3 persons suffices, if they can obtain names, gender, ages, fine, if not it meets the requirement for a completed enumeration. \

@AbbaS
The Democrats could not have spent the last 4 years trying to overturn the results of an election that took place this month and they won.

For those who wish to eliminate vote by mail, remember only the individual state can make the decision. it is not something that can be done by Federal action without a Constitutional Amendment, passed and ratified.

Here in CT, we have very restrictive allowable reasons for issuance of a mail in ballot (absentee):
Absence from your town the entire 14 hours polls are open
Illness or disability
Military Service
Religious conflict/obligations
Being a poll worker (municipal, not political party) at a polling place not your own.

Having been an Asst. Registrar of Voters for many years (which our town assigns to polling places outside our own to avoid appearance of conflict), I have voted by mail for many years.

This year our Governor extended the illness/disability provision to include concern for contracting Covid-19 for 2020 elections, primaries only and anyone could apply for a mail in ballot.

In 2014 we had a ballot question to amend the state Constitution to allow all to vote by mail if desired as a matter of convenience. It failed to pass.

It will be interesting ti se if the legislature takes this up again in the 2021 session and if it is on the 2022 state ballot

@rRebEliezer
Actually lawyer make legal arguments without a sound legal basis regularly, they usually lose the case, or it is dismissed.
These lawyers are assigned to file the suits and paid to advocate for the client, they don’t have to believe the client is correct.
In many jurisdiction attorneys could be fined/sanctioned for bringing frivolous lawsuits. In this case with a sitting President (and/or his campaign) as the client, chances are no fines or sanctions will be levied.

@ZSK
I had the pleasure/Honor to meet MLK Jr several times 50+ years ago. Warnock is no MLK.
I do not approve of clergy in Government. I was thrilled when the Pope ordered Catholic clergy out of Government and Father Drinan left Congress.

My email has been non-stop requesting money to turn Georgia’s Senate delegation Blue. I had donated to Biden’s campaign because I wanted him to defeat Trump. BUT, I honestly believe states should choose their own members of the Senate, with as little outside influence and money as possible.
So, I shall not be sending money, phone banking, etc. That would just make me a ‘virtual’ caroetbagger, and this is not Reconstruction II.

@common Saychel
Nothing you post in the edited remarks of Reverend Warnock show him to be an anti-semite.
There are any Jews who don’t support Medinat Yisrael. Palestinians are also Semites.

If you wish to portray him as anti-Israeli, than have the guts to do so. (Not that I believe it to be true).

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@Abbas

I have said many times, I can only comment on what appears in posts, not what you may have intended to say. You posted a falsehood, that Trump rec’d more votes than any other Presidential candidate, when he got 5 million less than Biden.

It is ridiculous to compare the votes received years ago, as the US population and the number of registered voters has grown by millions over time. That my friend is apples and oranges.

@Ben Levi
#1 I don’t believe that one cent of government tax money should be spent on non-public schools.
#2 Paying taxes is not an a la carte system, We all pay taxes that support government entities we don’t use. I have never used our town’s municipal golf course or swimming pools. I don’t begrudge the cost. I think they a great amenity to the community as a whole and increase home values, so do good school systems. The better the public schools the higher home values.
#3 No one in EY is put at risk by foreign policy decisions ‘becoming in vogue in the Democratic Party.’ The Democratic Party has not made a single foreign policy decision since January 20, 2017.
Your use of the word decisions defeats your thesis.

Trump will immediately start fundraising for the 2024 campaign, fleecing his EDITED -you may not have limits but we do followers. It is all about self enrichment, putting friends and quasi-relations on the payroll.

@UJM
I did NOT misconstrue anything. I read the post and attacked it verbatim,
As we say in contract law, if it isn’t in the four corners of the document it doesn’t exist.

The ignorant poster stated ‘the courts are ruling the networks projected the wrong results based on fraudulent ballots’
That is patently FALSE. And based on the different claims in the different suits, it is possible that a projection was made on ballots NOT fraudulent, but counted incorrectly or legitimate ballots that arrived late and should not have been counted in a specific jurisdiction.

Neither one of you should give up your day jobs, because you know nothing about the law, and can’t read and fully comprehend English. You completely missed the ignorant poster’s claim that the networks made their projection based on fraudulent ballots. Facts not in evidence.

Game, set, match….post again some year after you go to law school and pass the Bar Exam. Till then stop practicing law without a license.

@UJM
Holder of a cracked Crystal Ball. You have no idea what would of happened if…..
Stop making excuses for the loser.

He is a reprehensible person and was rejected by the electorate.

“By donating through this page, you agree that your contribution to DJTFP will be allocated as follows (Multicandidate PAC amounts in parentheses):

50% of each contribution, up to a maximum of $2,800 ($5,000), to be designated toward DJTFP’s 2020 general election account for general election debt retirement until such debt is retired. 50% of each contribution, up to a maximum of $2,800 ($5,000), to be designated toward DJTFP’s Recount Account. Any amount that exceeds the applicable contribution limit for 2020 general election debt retirement, including any amounts donated to DJTFP after such debt has been retired, will be designated in full toward DJFTP’s Recount Account, up to a maximum of $2,800 ($5,000).”

This is from the Trump lawsuit fundraising emails I have received,
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How much debt, millions, but until the required Federal Election report filing date, we won’t know.
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The American Government system is divided into three branches with supposedly equal separated powers. Executive, Legislative, Judicial. If the legislatures of the states certify a winner, the courts will be loathe to set those certifications aside.

@huju
I have been villified in the CR over the years, but I do not let my explanation of the law, Constitution of electoral system be colored by political beliefs.
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A month before the election I stated I would not make political posts here, as my opinions would not change any minds and most active members live in states that vote blue anyway.

I keep stressing that each state has it’s own election rules/laws. There is no national rule except the minimum age of 18 to be an elector.

i live in a town of ticket splitters. It went D for President for the first time since 1964. It voted D for Congress, R for State Legislators, both houses. I have been an Assistant registrar of Voters for many years., At the polling places, there is one Asst Registrar from each party, and equal numbers of poll workers, D, R and Unaffiliated. Absentee ballots are opened and counted by equal numbers of D and R, with a U to break ties when the D and R have differing opinions on the ballot.

@gadfly1

” They passed these laws unilaterally, in most cases bypassing the legislative route…”
Your IGNORANCE is showing (and is disgusting.
All these states have BIcameral legislatures. Laws can’t be passed unilaterally.
Laws are enacted in the LEGISLATURE. They can’t bypass the legislative route.

I’ll refer to your post as ignorant, not full of LIES , which it is.
Executive Orders, Policy Decisions and procedures by officials such as Secretaries of State (not Federal), Town Clerks, County Election officials, Registrars of Voters, etc. are NOT laws.

I don’t hide my bona fides: BS, MBA, JD, member of the Bar in MA, CT, NY, and FL, Asst. Registrar of Voters in my town.
What are your bona fides?

UJM…………………….
You are living in a state of denial.
Four years ago, I was disgusted that Trump became President Elect by winning the Electoral College, while losing the popular vote.
BUT, that is the way the American system works,
Now, he has lost and will have to fund his own golf outings

He will not concede now, or go quietly.
WHY????????????????????????????????

Because he can continue to drive millions in donations from suckers and losers to either file frivolous litigation or a Trump 2024 campaign. This is just an attempt to supply an income for himself, family and his son’s girlfriend, Guiliani’s worthless son, etc. the gullible sheep will empty their pockets to enrich this charlatan.

BTW> our little Republican town, known for splitting ballots, went Democrat for President for the first time in 56 years, while going Republican for all 4 members of the state legislature on the ticket.

Supermarket jarred pickles? FEH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That’s as bad as jarred gefilte fish

Make your own, we do.

As we say in the law, the question is moot.
You are already on the Internet…..that’s where the CR exists

How many times have we seen things banned because ordinary people can’t afford them?

In the general economic downturn of the Pandemic World, a multi-thousand dollar sheitel is an expense many cannot afford. Rather than have husbands telling wives: ‘we can’t afford this’ some posek issurs the item.

@SamKlein

I live in a Democrat majority legislature and Governor state.

ANY registered voter may vote in person, filling out a regular ballot and then inserting it in the tabulator machine to be scanned and counted, just as it is in any other election,
I have voted absentee for many years, as I am an Asst. Registrar of Voters and work at a polling location not my own.

There are approx 26,000 registered voters in Town. 7,000 absentee ballots were requested and as of yesterday, 5,000 had been returned.
That means 19,000 voters have chosen to either vote in person or not vote this election.

@DovidBT

Back when I was too young for Medicare, I posted the ACA cost me less. That was NOT why I loved it.
I loved it because the previous lifetime cap of $1 million no longer existed and Mrs. CTL had more than $2 Million in covered expenses in 2016.
I loved it because our then under 26 year old daughter stayed on our policy’
I loved it because Mrs. CTL could not be excluded because of preexisting conditions.

The fact it saved me money was factual, but not why I loved it.

At this point, being on Medicare, I do not personally benefit from the ACA

@SamKlein

Stop printing LIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
“NJ and many other states all voting with corruption based on only with mail in ballot ”

From the NJ Dept of Elections website:
“Polling Place Locations
While the November 3, 2020 election is being conducted primarily with vote by mail ballots, with each active registered New Jersey voter receiving a vote by mail ballot, there will still be at least one polling location available in every municipality in the state and each county will operate at least 50% of its normal polling location capacity. Voters who do not receive a vote by mail ballot or who prefer to vote in person will cast a paper ballot at their designated polling location.”

Any NJ registered voter can vote in person.

Enough with the Trump voter fraud conspiracy theories. It is not commonplace.

I have been an Asst Registrar of Voters for many years, voter fraud is extremely rare. If you are concerned about mail in ballots not being received on time, blame Trump and his vile Postmaster General appointee who has slowed down mail delivery and removed sorting machines.

The property in the Laurentians was a failed ski resort I bought in August 1972. It has been updated over the years. There is a main house and a number of 3 and 4 bedroom chalets. The lodge/dining room is suitable for a small school/shul. We’d be happy to have your family join us.

As for Herzylia Pituach, married eldest grandson has requested it if we don’t go