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"I really am amazed that a judge sitting on an island in the Pacific can issue an order that stops the president of the United States from what appears to be clearly his statutory and Constitutional power."

Said Jeff Sessions, quoted in The Washington Post in "Jeff Sessions doesn’t think a judge in Hawaii — a.k.a. ‘an island in the Pacific’ — should overrule Trump." The piece is by Aaron Blake, who has "a few problems":

1. "Hawaii is a state...."

2. "[T]he judge isn't a Hawaiian judge, per se" — he's a federal judge. (But "federal" isn't a place. The federal district courts are in particular places, and this one is in Hawaii, and the judge, Derrick Kahala Watson, happens to have been born in Hawaii, like the President who appointed him, even though he's been off the island and even gone to Harvard Law School, like the President who appointed him.)

3. "Hawaii does have major ports of entry, with international travelers arriving regularly."

What do you think of the "a judge sitting on an island" remark? (Multiple answers allowed.)

It makes Sessions seem weird and dumb.

It's an absurd resistance to the fact that all the states are equal.

Makes me want to insult Sessions's stupid state, Alabama.

Hawaii really is so distant from the rest of America. Hawaiians should be circumspect about making decisions about the rest of the country, which they are so far out of touch with.

Judges decide cases based on law, so it doesn't matter where they are physically located.

Sessions is pre-delegitimatizing the decision he knows will go against Trump.

Sessions is trying to push back the judge, probably with some effect.

It's just a funny conversational fillip. WaPo needs to get a little sense of humor.

 

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Said Jeff Sessions, quoted in The Washington Post in "Jeff Sessions doesn’t think a judge in Hawaii — a.k.a. ‘an island in the Pacific’ — should overrule Trump." The piece is by Aaron Blake, who has "a few problems":

1. "Hawaii is a state...."

2. "[T]he judge isn't a Hawaiian judge, per se" — he's a federal judge. (But "federal" isn't a place. The federal district courts are in particular places, and this one is in Hawaii, and the judge, Derrick Kahala Watson, happens to have been born in Hawaii, like the President who appointed him, even though he's been off the island and even gone to Harvard Law School, like the President who appointed him.)

3. "Hawaii does have major ports of entry, with international travelers arriving regularly."

What do you think of the "a judge sitting on an island" remark? (Multiple answers allowed.)

It makes Sessions seem weird and dumb.

It's an absurd resistance to the fact that all the states are equal.

Makes me want to insult Sessions's stupid state, Alabama.

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style="clear:both;height:2px;"> Hawaii really is so distant from the rest of America. Hawaiians should be circumspect about making decisions about the rest of the country, which they are so far out of touch with.

Judges decide cases based on law, so it doesn't matter where they are physically located.

Sessions is pre-delegitimatizing the decision he knows will go against Trump.

Sessions is trying to push back the judge, probably with some effect.

It's just a funny conversational fillip. WaPo needs to get a little sense of humor.

 

pollcode.com free polls

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