Tenured, of course.
He calls the Bundy verdicts “nullification” — which they ain’t, since the jury did its job based on the facts.
By the way, nullification is fine when called for. In the nineteenth century, the jury’s common sense, and not the judge’s instructions, guided the verdict.
Then he claims that armed Americans should “scare all Americans.”
Again, translated: “Those who refuse to do what the government tells them are a danger to the country!”
And, laughably, this statist winds it up by pretending he supports “law and order”!
And the good news? He really is mad. And that’s good. Better than having him gloat over a cowed jury’s guilty verdict.
9:53 am on October 29, 2016
