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L. Ron Pony  ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ฆ's avatar

It's the only way he could have held on to his job for so long.

Serai 1's avatar

No, but she is the attorney who managed to get a reduced sentence (in JUVENILE jail) for Cristian Fernandez, the 12-year-old this harridan wanted to throw into adult prison for the rest of his life. She's Republican, but a reform candidate, so... one step at a time. This is REALLY GOOD.

Serai 1's avatar

More like Yvonne de Carlo, I'd say.

pussygrabber in chief's avatar

American juvenile jurisprudence baffles me. On the one hand, 12 year olds are not considered competent to consent to sex. On the other hand, let's prosecute them as adults and make them do adult time.

Riley Whodat Venable's avatar

She used to work for the IRS, so she could be Secretary of Tithing.

Mehmeisterjr's avatar

Years ago, and I do mean years ago, as in 57 years ago, Mad magazine ran a parody of Perry Mason in which Hamilton Burger won because the case was not tried on a Saturday night.

Mehmeisterjr's avatar

I would like to not associate myself with any remark.

Bitter Scribe's avatar

There's something ineffably sweet about one of the defense attorneys for that poor, possibly railroaded 12-year-old booting that jerkass bully out of office.

Teecha's avatar

Only if he's married to Fanny.

Janecita ๐Ÿ‡ต๐Ÿ‡ธ๐Ÿ‡พ๐Ÿ‡ช's avatar

I don't think that he is smart enough to embarrass anybody, he should send his wife to the meeting instead, that woman is scary. Did he ever remember the name of his three favorite books?

redarmyzombie's avatar

Well, congratulations, Florida; and good fucking riddance!

Cat Cafe's avatar

Only if his name is something like "Cristian Fernandez," you see. If his name is something like "Brock Turner," it's very, very different.