Kolbe v O'Malley Motion For Summary Judgement Filed 17 March 2014

Bob A · Jul 23, 2014

fabsroman said:
2 weeks is the norm for a written opinion from a Federal Court? Where did you come up with this "norm"?

It was the repetitious response while we waited for the Woolard decision. One of our memes.

Of course, only the police and military should have memes.

Edit: Damn. All that hair, and a faster keyboard as well. Life's so unfair.

fabsroman · Jul 23, 2014

teratos said:
Everyone knows it's 2 weeks

(it's a running joke than when people ask "when", the answer is always "2 weeks")

My fault, I wasn't in the loop on that running joke. I'll respond with 2 weeks from now on.

Maybe "2 weeks ................................................ sike!!!!!!!"

lol

ShallNotInfringe · Jul 23, 2014

"Real soon now" works too

Mr H · Jul 23, 2014

ShallNotInfringe said:
"Real soon now" works too

Around here, it's always "About an hour"

JoeRinMD · Jul 23, 2014

ShallNotInfringe said:
"Real soon now" works too

My personal fave is ADN == Any Day Now.

JoeR

Gryphon · Jul 23, 2014

I had a far less complicated issue before this same judge a few years ago and if I recall it still too several months. This matter will be appealed no matter what and is more complicated. Do not get your hopes up for a decision within 2 weeks

or anytime soon

Inigoes · Jul 23, 2014

Gryphon said:
I had a far less complicated issue before this same judge a few years ago and if I recall it still too several months. This matter will be appealed no matter what and is more complicated. Do not get your hopes up for a decision within 2 weeks or anytime soon

Two weeks is like "kicking the can": wake up in 2 weeks to check status, go back to sleep, repeat as needed

freemd · Jul 23, 2014

O'Malley wants to be president but when the NRA gets done with telling the country how O'Malley fingerprints law abiding people for exercising their constitutional rights, then the country is going to wonder what he'll do as president, in charge of the FBI, CIA, et. al.

Inigoes · Aug 1, 2014

The hearing transcript is available:

http://michellawyers.com/wp-content...lley_Transcripts-for-July-22-2014-Hearing.pdf

Note: it is 99 pages

Gryphon · Aug 1, 2014

Thanks - printing it now for some weekend reading!

BeoBill · Aug 2, 2014

freemd said:
O'Malley wants to be president but when the NRA gets done with telling the country how O'Malley fingerprints law abiding people for exercising their constitutional rights, then the country is going to wonder what he'll do as president, in charge of the FBI, CIA, et. al.

Wait until they hear about his "Rain Tax."

Mark75H · Aug 2, 2014

BeoBill said:
Wait until they hear about his "Rain Tax."

He will portray it as something to "bring fairness to the issue" and something that did not affect the average voter ... just "bad people" like you who were "not paying their fair share."

Doesn't that sound like a good thing?

Mike OTDP · Aug 2, 2014

Actually, the rain tax will kill O'Moron. He's a tax-a-holic who's totally lost touch with reality.

Which is why I hope he's the Democrat nominee.

Blacksmith101 · Aug 2, 2014

Never forget the "Flush Tax". No doubt someone will compile a list of all the taxes passed or raised while he was in office but they will have to buy extra long ads just to run a scrolling list.

River Mud · Aug 3, 2014

Blacksmith101 said:
Never forget the "Flush Tax". No doubt someone will compile a list of all the taxes passed or raised while he was in office but they will have to buy extra long ads just to run a scrolling list.

Obviously, you already know that the Flush Tax was passed by a Republican governor.

platoonDaddy · Aug 3, 2014

River Mud said:
Obviously, you already know that the Flush Tax was passed by a Republican governor.

Nope, which one? Hopefully you are confusing it with a "rainy day fund".

Mr H · Aug 3, 2014

platoonDaddy said:
Nope, which one? Hopefully you are confusing it with a "rainy day fund".

Ehrlich ended up signing it, ostensibly for upgrades to sewage systems, but IIRC it was more something he was put into a corner on by Ds in the GA

MJD438 · Aug 3, 2014

River Mud said:
Obviously, you already know that the Flush Tax was passed by a Republican governor.

Governors do not pass laws; they sign them to place them in the "execution" phase of our system. The legislature, dominated by Democrats whom have rarely met a revenue enhancement they have not liked, passed the law.

Boxcab · Aug 4, 2014

Just finished a quick read of the transcript. I am impressed with Mr. Sweeney (and his staff) knowledge and understanding of the topics at hand. While some of the earlier filings/hearings had me concerned, I am now quite encouraged by the Plaintiff's counsel.

Now the wait.

paxfish · Aug 4, 2014

Mark75H said:
He will portray it as something to "bring fairness to the issue" and something that did not affect the average voter ... just "bad people" like you who were "not paying their fair share."

Doesn't that sound like a good thing?

This tax was forced upon us after Maryland watermen sued the EPA For not enforcing the clean water act.

So everybody, please stop poopin'......

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