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In reply to the discussion: Let's take a few moments to watch a maestro at the top of her game [View all]Hortensis
(58,785 posts)62. Yes. Nicely explained.
I'm aggravated at the moment thinking of those who always complain that those who rise to party leadership don't speak out and take action.
By definition they missed completely what can be done with limited power. They'll see big action they can't miss after they first take it themselves by voting power to our senators and congressmen, when they vote to give Democrats the majority and the gavel.
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Let's take a few moments to watch a maestro at the top of her game [View all]
EffieBlack
Sep 2018
OP
He's stuck because he knows that, like any good lawyer, she already knows the answer to her question
EffieBlack
Sep 2018
#4
Yes, that reaction of the staffer was priceless - looked like an embarrassed laugh
Merlot
Sep 2018
#38
And it's rich watching someone on a discussion board critique the cross-examination skills
EffieBlack
Sep 2018
#75
Everyone is entitled to an opinion. And...she didn't get an answer, did she?
Honeycombe8
Sep 2018
#87
No, that's not the point. He got his slippery answer in, and she accepted it.
Honeycombe8
Sep 2018
#102
I wouldn't be patting myself on the back for being a woman, you're not exactly championing our cause
flibbitygiblets
Sep 2018
#93
I'm not championing any cause. I merely stated that I found someone's voice irritating.
Honeycombe8
Sep 2018
#98
Her voice is irritating to me. Wow...I didn't know you cared that much about my opinions.
Honeycombe8
Sep 2018
#84
You don't seem to know (or care) that you are contributing to dog-whistle sexism
flibbitygiblets
Sep 2018
#92
It doesn't help to treat certain people gingerly, like they can't handle the truth.
Honeycombe8
Sep 2018
#99
She was a prosecutor and Deputy DA and DA with relatively high conviction rates.
SpankMe
Sep 2018
#18
I can't wait until Senator Harris releases the incriminating evidence she so obviously has.
mulsh
Sep 2018
#29
I sure hope whoever he has talked to about the Mueller investigation steps forward during the
KPN
Sep 2018
#34
Smart lawyers never ask questions that they don't already know the answer to
Brother Buzz
Sep 2018
#44
What a shifty shit he is. Clearly he talked to drumph and others to make a deal.
BSdetect
Sep 2018
#50
He's not only faking forgetfulness, but faking sincerity in his faked recollection too.
yonder
Sep 2018
#57
Good info & questions & intel (however she found out). But she could've done better, IMO.
Honeycombe8
Sep 2018
#63
My Qs for him: Did you talk to any one who you understood to be a member of the Kasowitz firm?
SunSeeker
Sep 2018
#79