Of course not,.. but Biden likes to play the tough guy in his retelling of a story,.. Remember Corn Pop?
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Of course not,.. but Biden likes to play the tough guy in his retelling of a story,.. Remember Corn Pop?
When the progressives start quoting/posting crap from Swalwell, Raskin, and Nadler you know they are in trouble. All three of them have lied under oath MANY times. They have no credibility, to include "dating" a known Chinese spy. Keep it up jizz.
I SWEAR Biden stated he didn't share classified information with his ghost writer........didn't he? The answer is "yes". Seems there is a recording of him sharing that information with his ghost writer.
How are you idiots going to spin this one? I can't wait for more "X" inputs from jizz from irrelevant people who have no clue as to what is going on.
How are you idiots going to spin this one? I can't wait for more "X" inputs from jizz from irrelevant people who have no clue as to what is going on.
Haha. That story of Corn Poop and Biden with a chain really scared me as to how tough he really is.
What also scared me was his story about kids playing with his leg hair in the pool; you know, they'd swim up to him and brush his leg hair up and watch it fall back down because he had really hairy legs. What the kids didn't see was his pool boner under his swim shorts while they were doing it.
As someone who litigates for a living, all of this seems overblown to me.
Much younger witnesses, often pretty accomplished ones, misstate dates and names multiple times during the course of a lengthy deposition. People do it in everyday conversation all the time. Sometimes the questioner and the person being deposed briefly become ships passing in the night because of a misunderstood question or context. These nits usually get cleaned up on the record, but sometimes not. It doesn't mean the witness has dementia or is lying.
Likewise, "I don't recall" answers don't mean the witness has dementia or even a bad memory. Unless a witness is a corporate representative who is required to educate himself or herself to speak on behalf of the company on previously designated topics, witnesses are not required to "study" for a deposition. Their lawyers typically instruct them to tell the truth but not speculate on matters they do not recall. You would be suprised how much we all cannot recall about things that happened three or four years ago. I have recently been working on a large commercial case with lots of smart, accomplished witnesses aged in their 40s to 60s. We sensed that the other side was giving too many "I don't know" and "I don't recall" answers on basic topics. We counted them up, and they came close to a thousand. But when we counted such answers by our own witnesses, it totaled about half that--still a substantial number. None of these witneses have dementia.
Much younger witnesses, often pretty accomplished ones, misstate dates and names multiple times during the course of a lengthy deposition. People do it in everyday conversation all the time. Sometimes the questioner and the person being deposed briefly become ships passing in the night because of a misunderstood question or context. These nits usually get cleaned up on the record, but sometimes not. It doesn't mean the witness has dementia or is lying.
Likewise, "I don't recall" answers don't mean the witness has dementia or even a bad memory. Unless a witness is a corporate representative who is required to educate himself or herself to speak on behalf of the company on previously designated topics, witnesses are not required to "study" for a deposition. Their lawyers typically instruct them to tell the truth but not speculate on matters they do not recall. You would be suprised how much we all cannot recall about things that happened three or four years ago. I have recently been working on a large commercial case with lots of smart, accomplished witnesses aged in their 40s to 60s. We sensed that the other side was giving too many "I don't know" and "I don't recall" answers on basic topics. We counted them up, and they came close to a thousand. But when we counted such answers by our own witnesses, it totaled about half that--still a substantial number. None of these witneses have dementia.
I did. He had the month and date correct and was initially off on the year.
Just like I said.
What about that statement do you disagree with? Show your work.
It’s pg. 82 and 83 of the transcript.
The can remember major events in the distance past, not relatively recent ones. He came across extremely competent. But please continue with your hypothesis he is incompetent, because hur in his report basically states he was extremely competent and there was no violation of law.
What is wrong with you . . . is this another handle of some of our more infamous posters?
I was just getting ready to ask who the newest shit poster used to be. Not that it matters….
Shocked that the right wing trumpies are playing both sides of the fence. They are so despicable, yet so predictable.
So are the republican posters on here all liars since they were stating not factual information? Think we may have some cognition issues here, better give them all mini mentals.
You believe? That means nada here, so you go right ahead and prove your point. We're all going to wait.
Good lord. It certainly is not evidence that he is a in any stage of dementia. If there is no evidence of dementia, then it’s silly to keep talking about it.
Did he give them back? correct
Did he cooperate? correct
Did he hide them? no that was trump
Did he lie about it? no that was trump
Did he ask others to lie? no that was trump
Did you bring charges against Biden? No that was trump
I am IMCC965. I've made that clear before. Reverted to my first handle because my card was compromised.I was just getting ready to ask who the newest shit poster used to be. Not that it matters….
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