who remembers the movie Scanners?

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who remembers the movie Scanners?

#1 Post by a1mamacat » Thu Feb 09, 2017 8:36 pm

I am thinking this movie could be remade in DC soon, if the "No"s keep coming LOL :lol:
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#2 Post by mrkelley23 » Thu Feb 09, 2017 9:27 pm

That would be a whole lotta orange to clean up.

I have a lawyer friend who speculates that the EO is really a feint to pick a fight with the judicial system, and they're hoping that the courts do overrule it, so the Trump team can go on the offensive (as if they weren't enough already) against an independent judiciary. Either that, or the White House lawyer who drafted it is really, really incompetent.
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Re: who remembers the movie Scanners?

#3 Post by Bob78164 » Thu Feb 09, 2017 10:32 pm

mrkelley23 wrote:That would be a whole lotta orange to clean up.

I have a lawyer friend who speculates that the EO is really a feint to pick a fight with the judicial system, and they're hoping that the courts do overrule it, so the Trump team can go on the offensive (as if they weren't enough already) against an independent judiciary. Either that, or the White House lawyer who drafted it is really, really incompetent.
The latter. Giuliani drafted it, not the White House Counsel's office. They were given a quick look at it just before Donny signed it. --Bob
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