Kamala Harris interview with Bret Baier is an unmitigated disaster for her

Earl said:
You have no assets, Uber Eats driver.

No butler but a maid.

You?
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I thought I taught you yesterday the difference between criminal and civil law. It appears you need a refresher, Early.

A criminal case involves the state charging a person with a violation of a criminal statute. That requires a representative of the state (your imaginary Haaaavaaahdl lawyer in this case) to file some imaginary indictment against someone, in this case yours truly.

A CIVIL lawsuit would involve you (Winthrop) filing a lawsuit against yours truly. The lawsuit must state the amount of damages your are claiming.

I also thought I had directed you to obtain a copy of ‘Law for Pompous Assholes’. You clearly did not. Your imaginary lawyer told you in your pretend conversation on the 12th hole that he would ‘prosecute’ me which is a criminal charge. In that case my assets would be irrelevant.

You’re welcome.
 
Concart said:
I thought I taught you yesterday the difference between criminal and civil law. It appears you need a refresher, Early.

A criminal case involves the state charging a person with a violation of a criminal statute. That requires a representative of the state (your imaginary Haaaavaaahdl lawyer in this case) to file some imaginary indictment against someone, in this case yours truly.

A CIVIL lawsuit would involve you (Winthrop) filing a lawsuit against yours truly. The lawsuit must state the amount of damages your are claiming.

I also thought I had directed you to obtain a copy of ‘Law for Pompous Assholes’. You clearly did not. Your imaginary lawyer told you in your pretend conversation on the 12th hole that he would ‘prosecute’ me which is a criminal charge. In that case my assets would be irrelevant.

You’re welcome.
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Have you ever heard of E-Mail, Uber Eats driver?

You failed to respond to the interrogatory (remember, I tutored you on interrogatories weeks ago) about a maid.

De nada.
 
Earl said:
Have you ever heard of E-Mail, Uber Eats driver?

You failed to respond to the interrogatory (remember, I tutored you on interrogatories weeks ago) about a maid.

De nada.
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You've already filed the lawsuit? I hate to break it to you, Early. Interrogatory is not a replacement for question. As a noun, it is ONLY used as a legal term. That's why you need a real lawyer instead of an imaginary one. Your imaginary lawyer appears not to understand the law.


in·ter·rog·a·to·ry
/ˌin(t)əˈräɡəˌtôrē/
adjective
conveying the force of a question; questioning.
"the guard moves away with an interrogatory stare"
noun
Law
a written question which is formally put to one party in a case by another party and which must be answered.

I'm guessing daddy would be VERY upset with you Wintrhop. You failed YOUR OWN TEST. How sad.

'Have you ever heard of e-mail?'

That is a question. It is NOT an interrogatory. You have, old chap, been hoisted on your own pompous asshole. How embarrassing.

So your imaginary attorney has an imaginary e-mail address? imaginaryharvardlawyer@legalbeagle.com? I'll send my reply and countersuit there.
 
TOP said:
His particular attitude is very misplaced... How can anyone be 8 million dollars rich yet so unhappy and gullible...for example... I haven't haven't given him a reason to attack me personally... I just don't get it...;)
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Indeed.

Eight million dollars on his Uber Eat's salary.

He appears to be bitter and jealous of anyone who has made better life choices.

It is what it is.
 
Concart said:
You've already filed the lawsuit? I hate to break it to you, Early. Interrogatory is not a replacement for question. As a noun, it is ONLY used as a legal term. That's why you need a real lawyer instead of an imaginary one. Your imaginary lawyer appears not to understand the law.


in·ter·rog·a·to·ry
/ˌin(t)əˈräɡəˌtôrē/
adjective
conveying the force of a question; questioning.
"the guard moves away with an interrogatory stare"
noun
Law
a written question which is formally put to one party in a case by another party and which must be answered.

I'm guessing daddy would be VERY upset with you Wintrhop. You failed YOUR OWN TEST. How sad. \

'Have you ever heard of e-mail?'

That is a question. It is NOT an interrogatory. You have, old chap, been hoisted on your own pompous asshole. How embarrassing.

So your imaginary attorney has an imaginary e-mail address? imaginaryharvardlawyer@legalbeagle.com? I'll send my reply and countersuit there.
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Eight million and no maid...on your Uber Eat's salary.

That's remarkable.
 
Earl said:
You did not respond to my interrogatory asking you if you had/have a maid, Uber Eats driver.
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Ohhhh, I get it now. You were under the delusion that I owed you something. I don't. Unless of course you file that lawsuit. I'll be waiting to be served, Winthrop. Good luck!!!

You have already bored me, and it's only 9:10. Have a nice day. Maybe you can continue your cyber love session with the fake teacher. Birds of a feather fake together.
 
Concart said:
Did I say I didn't have a maid?

That was not an interrogatory. It was a QUESTION, Winthrop. Learn the difference.
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Um... "An interrogative question is a question that is asked to get information or clarification. Interrogative questions are often used in conversations, interviews, and surveys. They are characterized by the use of interrogative words, such as "who," "what," "when," "why," or "how," or by a form of the auxiliary verb "do" or the main verb "be".

Interrogative questions are an important part of communication"

You have a head like a rock.
 
ThatOwlWoman said:
Looking in your mirror again, "teacher"? :laugh:
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I apologize for diverting your cyberstalker's attention, even if for a short time. As the late great Hannibal Lector said 'people will say we're in love'. I think TOP and Earl definitely have some sparks flying.
 
Concart said:
Ohhhh, I get it know. You were under the delusion that I owed you something. I don't. Unless of course you file that lawsuit. I'll be waiting to be served, Winthrop. Good luck!!!

You have already bored me, and it's only 9:10. Have a nice day. Maybe you can continue your cyber love session with the fake teacher. Birds of a feather fake together.
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Oops...another boo boo.

"Ohhhh, I get it know."

That's an egregious grammar error, Uber Eats driver.

You, Uber Eats driver, are illiterate.
 
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BartenderElite said:
It's actually very Trumpian. I haven't seen the interview yet - but it's a disaster!
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Agreed on Trumpian. They don't have to watch, they just "know".

www.newsweek.com

Kamala Harris' Fox News interview wins over swing voters: "In her element"

One swing voter identified by Impact Social said Harris is "very, very good at this" during the debate.
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Kamala Harris' Fox News Interview Wins Over Swing Voters: 'In Her Element'​

Kamala Harris received a better score from swing voters during her Fox News interview on Wednesday than her general popularity with this group, according to a study.

Online monitoring and analysis company Impact Social reported that 20 percent of swing voters who watched the interview had a positive impression of Harris. In comparison, 30 percent had a negative view, with the remaining 50 percent neutral.

Impact Social noted that the net score of -10 is higher than Harris's overall swing voter popularity score of -16. Thus, they claimed the event "reflects an uptick" that "will likely have a positive influence on swing voter perception."
 
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interrogatory​


[ in-tuh-rog-uh-tawr-ee, -tohr-ee ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

adjective​

  1. conveying or expressing a question; interrogative.



    How many times does this have to be explained to the rock-head Uber Eats driver?
 
Earl said:
Um... "An interrogative question is a question that is asked to get information or clarification. Interrogative questions are often used in conversations, interviews, and surveys. They are characterized by the use of interrogative words, such as "who," "what," "when," "why," or "how," or by a form of the auxiliary verb "do" or the main verb "be".

Interrogative questions are an important part of communication"

You have a head like a rock.
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And you don't know the difference between a noun and an adjective. Back to grammar Nazi school for you.
 
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