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"U.S. District Judge William Orrick III, of the Northern District of California, ruled against the Trump administration after the city of San Francisco and county of Santa Clara sued over the president’s plan to withhold federal funding from cities or counties that harbor illegal aliens, Fox News reported... The judge not only raised $200,000 for Obama in 2008, but he also raised $30,000 to committees supporting the former president that year."
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Let me guess...conservatives are "outraged?!" Again with the double standards/hypocrisy.
What about Rex Tillerson, former CEO of Exxon, now US Secretary of State, who weeks ago lobbied on behalf of Exxon to obtain a waiver to dig in Russian territory. A deal that Tillerson was a part of back in 2012, it was worth nearly $500 BILLION. Half a trillion dollars. As SoS, Tillerson was lobbying on behalf of a company that he was CEO for just five months ago.
But no, no conflict of interest there. Yet conservatives are going back to 2008 when the Judge Orrick raised money for Obama 5 years before he was appointed as a federal judge.
Hypocrisy - the practice of claiming to have moral standards or beliefs to which one's own behavior does not conform; pretense.
Let me guess...conservatives are "outraged?!" Again with the double standards/hypocrisy.
What about Rex Tillerson, former CEO of Exxon, now US Secretary of State, who weeks ago lobbied on behalf of Exxon to obtain a waiver to dig in Russian territory. A deal that Tillerson was a part of back in 2012, it was worth nearly $500 BILLION. Half a trillion dollars. As SoS, Tillerson was lobbying on behalf of a company that he was CEO for just five months ago.
But no, no conflict of interest there. Yet conservatives are going back to 2008 when the Judge Orrick raised money for Obama 5 years before he was appointed as a federal judge.
Hypocrisy - the practice of claiming to have moral standards or beliefs to which one's own behavior does not conform; pretense.
"U.S. District Judge William Orrick III, of the Northern District of California, ruled against the Trump administration after the city of San Francisco and county of Santa Clara sued over the president’s plan to withhold federal funding from cities or counties that harbor illegal aliens, Fox News reported... The judge not only raised $200,000 for Obama in 2008, but he also raised $30,000 to committees supporting the former president that year."
I'm in favor of the Death Penalty for the Dishonorable Judge Orrick.
"U.S. District Judge William Orrick III, of the Northern District of California, ruled against the Trump administration after the city of San Francisco and county of Santa Clara sued over the president’s plan to withhold federal funding from cities or counties that harbor illegal aliens, Fox News reported... The judge not only raised $200,000 for Obama in 2008, but he also raised $30,000 to committees supporting the former president that year."
I'm in favor of the Death Penalty for the Dishonorable Judge Orrick.
We will be killing a LOT of Republican judges who have done the same.
Your comment shows a distinct lack of critical thinking.
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