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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 25/08/2026
This sucks. This is how I browsed X (Twitter). I ain't signing up for Twitter again.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 05/08/2026
🤣
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 05/08/2026
Fillers. Golden Age of MAGA.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 05/08/2026
They are basically enchiladas.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 05/08/2026
🤣
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 05/08/2026
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 05/08/2026
The great 2026 MAGA Burrito War (on X) is hilarious.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 24/02/2026
A lot about this filing is hilarious. Call me old-fashioned, not "with it," and not hip to the youth culture of today, but some of these mistakes just too much. Ex.
But the Supremacy Clause of the United States Constitution prohibits a state from usurping Congress.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 04/05/2025
Red eared slider basking on a rock in a home made pond. #herps 🦎🦎
Red eared slider basking on a rock in a home made pond.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 03/05/2025
Female anole on a leaf. #herps 🦎
Green Carolina Anole on a leaf in a pond.Female Anole on a leaf in a pond. Getting ready to jump.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 03/05/2025
Green anole resting on a grape branch.#herps 🦎
Carolina anole resting on a grape branch.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 29/04/2025
Tree Frog #herps 🦎
Tree frog on a chair.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 29/04/2025
A little late, but I guess I'll take it. "Most independents (56%) agreed that Trump is a "dangerous dictator," "
Survey that says 52% agreed with the provocative statement that Trump "is a dangerous dictator whose power should be limited before he destroys American democracy," the survey said.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 25/04/2025
Tariffs...just...Dude is completely batshit. Just nuts. time.com/7280114/dona...
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 25/04/2025
No. The United States is not some gigantic department store and neither is Trump. This is batshit stuff. Just nuts.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 25/04/2025
It's not. It's a loser.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 25/04/2025
today.yougov.com/politics/art...
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 25/04/2025
They are losing on this issue. today.yougov.com/politics/art...
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 19/04/2025
#herps 🦎
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 18/04/2025
I grew some potatoes in my garden.
A small potato.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 16/04/2025
Me, trying to get to my Congressman's townhall. An hour and a half away from my house during rush hour. Will I make it?
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 02/04/2025
Congratulations, MAGA, you done played yourself. We will ALL be poorer now.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 29/03/2025
Plant your garlic, people.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 29/03/2025
Brazos Bend State Park
Dusk and an alligatorAn alligator at dusk.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 28/03/2025
For a Steve Miller problem, I recommend planting garlic.
Garlic and a Steve Miller picture.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 27/03/2025
I am at the Beto and Walz Rally in Rosenburg, Texas!
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 27/03/2025
This is good too. I remember this argument -
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 26/03/2025
I feel Laura Ingraham here -
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 19/03/2025
I just turned 45 and I have been jogging for 30 years. My knees are fine.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 18/03/2025
AND this by WSJ -
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 18/03/2025
I base it on an affidavit filed today by the Feds -
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 18/03/2025
My guess - the US gov got a list from Bukele and Maduro. They arrested those guys and they sent them to a jail in El Salvador. Why do I surmise this? Because I read the declaration about the talks with Bukele in the filing, and this from WSJ -
Also troubling is the U.S. reliance on Mr. Bukele, the Salvadoran president who has trampled due process in his war against crime. Gang violence is down and he’s popular, but his methods border on the barbaric. The country was desperate, but Mr. Bukele has destroyed independent legal institutions rather than restore the rule of law.

The U.S. is paying Mr. Bukele $6 million to handle the 300 gang members, and Mr. Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio have praised him as if he’s an American hero. “We will not forget!” Mr. Trump declared.

As our Mary O’Grady has reported, Mr. Bukele gave 60,000 “tourist” visas to Ecuadorans and 32,000 to Indians in 2023 to enter his country. The migrants then paid cartels to take them to the American border. That contributed to the Biden-era migrant surge
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 17/03/2025
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 06/03/2025
"Scott Bessent, the treasury secretary, and Howard Lutnick, the commerce secretary...but if they are trying to rein in Mr Trump, they are not doing very well...they come across as stooges, explaining why tariffs are essential and Wall Street doesn’t matter."🤣 www.economist.com/leaders/2025...
Scott Bessent, the treasury secretary, and Howard Lutnick, the commerce secretary, are both financiers, but if they are trying to rein in Mr Trump, they are not doing very well. Instead of being wise counsellors, they come across as stooges, explaining why tariffs are essential and Wall Street doesn’t matter.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 05/03/2025
I can't believe this is a law review article (just kidding, I can, because law review is stoopid). I mean,sincerely, what the hell ever loving slop is this nonsense - Prof. Blackman - "She can't be qualified because she is a LADEEE and I NEVER saw her at the Federalist Society's Annual Pig Roast."
It is often said that the Federalist Society selected President Trump’s nominees. If that were
the case, they could have started with someone who was actually a longstanding member of the
organization. But Barrett was not a member of the Federalist Society while in law school, while
clerking, or when she entered the academy. Even while living in the District of Columbia, she
never attended the Federalist Society's national lawyers convention—a pilgrimage for conservative
lawyers.131 She was a member in 2005-06, then let her membership lapse for nearly a decade.
In 2017, Barrett was asked why she left the Society in 2006.132 She replied, “I do not recall
why I left the Federalist Society in 2006.”133 The dues for faculty are only $25 per year. She must
have not found the organization useful—at least at that point in her career. By contrast, she held
positions of leadership in the American Association of Law Schools (AALS). Every year, the
Federalist Society hosts a faculty conference at the same time as the AALS convention, usually in
the same hotel or a hotel across the street. She never spoke at any of the Federalist Society faculty
conferences. And I do not recall ever seeing Barrett at any of those meetings.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 02/03/2025
Fuck Putin
Fuck Putin
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 01/03/2025
Expanding my garden this year. Thinking about getting chickens.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 17/02/2025
Wrote this to Congressman Luttrell - "The accumulation of all powers legislative, executive and judiciary in the same hands, whether of one, a few or many, and whether hereditary, self appointed, or elective, may justly be pronounced the very definition of tyranny."
Let's talk about the Constitution. While it is true that there is no absolute separation of the three branches of government, it is likewise true that the founders were very careful to point out that absolute mixture, for example by the Executive branch exercising both Legislative and Executive functions, would result in tyranny. In The Federalist Number 47, James Madison, writes "The accumulation of all powers legislative, executive and judiciary in the same hands, whether of one, a few or many, and whether hereditary, self appointed, or elective, may justly be pronounced the very definition of tyranny." 
What free people can withstand the whims and threats of a despot whose goal is to create chaos, to punish perceived enemies, to turn allies against us? To force us into the type of isolationism that deterred the US from intervening earlier during Hitler's rise in Germany? 
It is intolerable to me, that my Congressman - who went to war for his country and claims to care about veterans - is allowing a single man to take power over the entire United States. This isn't about perceived culture wars; such wars are a superficial vanity - a vanity only enjoyed by a decadent people are who forget what's at stake - our liberty. I implore you to take back your Article 1 powers, to remember the oath you took as a solider - support the Constitution. Bow to no man.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 17/02/2025
If this is true, we aren't leaving Ukraine. We are going to either colonize it (and get in a War with Russia) or help Russia re-take it (and get into a War with Russia) "The Economist understands Russia may have offered a backchannel proposal to the Trump team for access to those resources.
Ukraine already supplies 4-7% of the world’s titanium, used for paint dyes and aerospace manufacturing, and holds as much as 10-20% of global reserves. The ore is mined from Soviet-era mining towns like Irshansk in Zhytomyr province (pictured). There are meanwhile four known deposits of lithium, critical for electric-vehicle battery production, within the territory Ukraine still controls. The most useful of these deposits, however, is located in Shevchenkivske in Donetsk province, just 5km from the current front line. Another sits in Berdiansk in Zaporizhia province, which is under Russian occupation. The Economist understands Russia may have offered a backchannel proposal to the Trump team for access to those resources.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 14/02/2025
"Since Donald Trump took office a little more than three weeks ago, outlays have averaged $30bn a day. Compare that with the same period last year under Joe Biden: federal spending back then came to about $26bn a day." ht: Economist (I have the article Signal and I'll give it to you).
Every working day the Treasury publishes a statement detailing withdrawals of cash from its primary deposit account, providing the best high-frequency indicator of government spending. Since Donald Trump took office a little more than three weeks ago, outlays have averaged $30bn a day. Compare that with the same period last year under Joe Biden: federal spending back then came to about $26bn a day. Outflows from the Treasury have actually risen since January 28th, when Mr Musk first claimed his “Department of Government Efficiency”, or DOGE, was saving the federal government $1bn a day. Looking at the bigger picture, the government’s spending trajectory in the current fiscal year, which began in October, basically resembles that of the past two years (see chart).
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 14/02/2025
Holy shit - Furthermore, they were given root access to these systems, the highest level of access one can obtain and which allows a person to take over a system. www.democracydocket.com/wp-content/u... ht @marcelias.bsky.social
However, J. Doe 2 thereafter discovered that the DOGE personnel had
already been given access. Furthermore, they were given root access to these
systems, the highest level of access one can obtain and which allows a person to
take over a system. This includes the ability to modify, add, delete data, and create
users accounts. On Feb 1, 2025, DOGE personnel who did not have a security
clearance, used their administrative rights to grant themselves access to restricted
areas requiring security clearance. It is unclear what the DOGE personnel did with
that access. DOGE personnel have also taken over delegate rights to every USAID
mailbox. With this they have the ability to see every email, delete, and send email
on behalf of every user within USAID.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 03/02/2025
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 01/02/2025
She is punk rock. 🦎 #herps
Chinese water dragon
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 01/02/2025
Happy Saturday.
Two chihuahuas
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 31/01/2025
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 31/01/2025
This amendment which I have offered, is simply declaratory of what I regard as the law of the land already, that every person born within the limits of the United States, and subject to their jurisdiction, is by virtue of natural law and national law a citizen of the United States.
This amendment which I have offered, is simply declaratory of what I regard as the law of the land already, that every person born within the limits of the United States, and subject to their jurisdiction, is by virtue of natural law and national law a citizen of the United States. This will not, of course, include persons born in the United States who are foreigners, aliens, who belong to the families of ambassadors or foreign ministers accredited to the Government of the United States, but will include every other class of persons.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 29/01/2025
Its not a buyout. It is forced resignation.
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 29/01/2025
No its not a buyout. Thats a lie.
Rif
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 29/01/2025
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Tab @discoveryattorney.net · 29/01/2025
Yep. Here is the offer. Hahahahahahaha
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