Ian Betteridge

The "legal arguments" put forward by the government in this case remind me of the ones that "sovereign citizens" put forward, especially the demand for a remedy that isn't actually available from the legal process

https://www.techdirt.com/2026/02/06/dojs-frivolous-boasberg-complaint-dismissed-while-nobody-can-explain-how-doj-got-the-evidence-it-never-provided/

DOJ’s Frivolous Boasberg Complaint Dismissed—While Nobody Can Explain How DOJ Got The ‘Evidence’ It Never Provided

Back in August, we wrote about the Department of Justice’s unprecedented decision to file a judicial misconduct complaint against D.C. Chief Judge James Boasberg. The complaint, which Attorne…

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@ianbetteridge

It's the same old m.o. that these people were using back when they were putting forward all of those specious claims about the 2024/2020 elections.

They don't know the law; they're picked for their toadiness rather than their legal prowess; when push comes to shove they have no evidence nor proof; they claim others are doing what really they themselves do; and they mostly want to win by press release rather than legal process.

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