Can someone pass the memo to political columnists?
"Judge strikes down motion denying trump admins attempt to stop the prevention of denying immigrants from striking down denied attempts at prevented..."
Fucking OUT WITH IT. USE YOUR WORDS.
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Can someone pass the memo to political columnists?
"Judge strikes down motion denying trump admins attempt to stop the prevention of denying immigrants from striking down denied attempts at prevented..."
Fucking OUT WITH IT. USE YOUR WORDS.
That's actually one of the more clearly written judicial headlines I've seen. Gotta sprinkle in "overruled", "stayed", "injunction", and "dismissed" to maximize my WTF Meter.