Certainly gets a rave review from me.
OMG, I was under a weapon of mass destruction during surgery a few weeks ago!
If the feds are found to be holding onto copies later, they can get in a bunch of trouble.
"Can," but won't.
That's my guess, too.
The experts and my own eyeballs agree that Calibri is slightly easier to read than Times New Roman, and it's an improvement in legibility that means a lot to people with poor eyesight. But Republicans don't give a shit about people with vision issues, probably think they should pull their eyes up by their bootstraps, so Times New Roman it is.
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This time it's BREAKING, though.
The exact circumstances around the search—such as why CBP wanted to search the phone in the first place—are not known.
Knowing nothing makes it hard to know what's going on here, but unless there's a subpoena or court order, it can't be illegal to wipe your own phone. Not in a free country, anyway.
The report said Gach did not know why, even years later.
That's the article's only mention of "Gach," so wtf?
You never know what the jury heard, but if it's even a rough approximation of what's described in the article, then this verdict is Trump-level insane.
Laws not being enforced is great for lawbreakers.
I will try to hold back too many profanities, but it's seriously FUCKED UP that anyone but this woman and her doctor know that she's pregnant, with a doomed fetus, and needs an abortion, and it's FUCKED UP that anyone gets to overrule her decision, and it's FUCKED UP that she has to flee the state during an obviously traumatic time, and it's FUCKED UP that the FUCKERS will vilify her now, hell maybe even prosecute her, and it's FUCKED UP that making a difficult time much more difficult is "good politics" in the state of Texas, which, by the way, is an utterly FUCKED UP place.
When it comes to who makes him come off worse, it's Trump.