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eppur_se_muova

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3. Somehow, I am not too surprised. "INjustice delayed is injustice denied". Turnip and his lawyers have always delayed ...

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Fri Aug 15, 2025, 07:56 PM

Aug 15

... until their legal opponents just couldn't afford it anymore. Well, turnabout is fair play, and I have long wondered "What's gonna happen if they don't deliver ? Years of suits and countersuits, until Anus Orange is voted out ?" As good a strategy as any, but it can cost 'face'.

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Law firms that caved to Trump now ignore 'unenforceable' deals after aides drop the ball [View all] BumRushDaShow Aug 15 OP

Yeah, but their integrity has been irredeemably tarnished. PSPS Aug 15 #1

It is my understanding that contracts made under duress are generally unenforceable. I wonder alwaysinasnit Aug 15 #2

Somehow, I am not too surprised. "INjustice delayed is injustice denied". Turnip and his lawyers have always delayed ... eppur_se_muova Aug 15 #3

This is why you make him sue you, Hornedfrog2000 Aug 15 #4

So law firms agreed to contracts they knew were unenforceable Raven123 Aug 15 #5

They might want to Just Jerome Aug 15 #6

To late, those law firms are now completely tainted. cstanleytech Aug 16 #7