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Sanity Claws

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9. But it is sanctionable under Rule 11 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure

Reply to tritsofme (Reply #3)

Fri Dec 11, 2020, 08:11 PM

Dec 2020

Most states have similar rules.

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Shouldn't these 100+ Republicans that signed on to a lawsuit to [View all] doc03 Dec 2020 OP

They all need to be held accountable somehow, someway. n.t. doublethink Dec 2020 #1

Well Like my Congressman District 6 Ohio Bill Johnson he is in doc03 Dec 2020 #5

Something should happen because my Rep. GT Thompson livetohike Dec 2020 #2

Same thing Delphinus Dec 2020 #4

As far as I know, supporting ridiculously stupid legal theories is not a crime. tritsofme Dec 2020 #3

I bet most are all in safe red districts and can't be removed by the voters. nt doc03 Dec 2020 #7

But it is sanctionable under Rule 11 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Sanity Claws Dec 2020 #9

They just awarded us a big advantage in the next mid-terms. Mr.Bill Dec 2020 #6

Nancy can enforce some consequences Johnny2X2X Dec 2020 #8

She needs to do whatever she can, the Republicans would just because they can.. nt doc03 Dec 2020 #10

The Lincoln Project taught us not to be nice. I would not seat a single one on any committee LiberalArkie Dec 2020 #11

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