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Total Members Voted: 11

Voting closed: February 15, 2022, 10:51:36 AM

[REDSTATEWARD]

Bloomberg columnist Eli Lake blasted members of the mainstream media who "couldn't stop swooning" over New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, D., amid his nursing home scandal. 

Throughout much of the pandemic, Cuomo benefited from glowing media coverage ( CNN ESPECIALLY)over his response to the coronavirus outbreak despite the growing controversy surrounding his ill-fated nursing home policy last spring. The policy required assisted living facilities to accept COVID-positive patients in order to not overcrowd hospitals, which for months received little to no scrutiny. 

But also shame on the journalists who couldn’t stop swooning," Lake added. 



Watching chickens return to roost can be a lot of fun.

[REDSTATEWARD]

A jury verdict isn’t secret.

It isn’t?

[josh]

https://www.theguardian.com/education/2021/jan/29/price-gouging-from-covid-student-ebooks-costing-up-to-500-more-than-in-print

5 times the print cost for an ebook? Yeah, gouging.

[bambu.]

Bloomberg columnist Eli Lake blasted members of the mainstream media who "couldn't stop swooning" over New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, D., amid his nursing home scandal.

Throughout much of the pandemic, Cuomo benefited from glowing media coverage ( CNN ESPECIALLY)over his response to the coronavirus outbreak despite the growing controversy surrounding his ill-fated nursing home policy last spring. The policy required assisted living facilities to accept COVID-positive patients in order to not overcrowd hospitals, which for months received little to no scrutiny.

But also shame on the journalists who couldn’t stop swooning," Lake added.



Watching chickens return to roost can be a lot of fun.

If anyone in the said assisted living facilities died as a result of his policy, then surely he should be held accountable.

[Yankguy1]

A jury verdict isn’t secret.

It isn’t?

Deliberations are secret. The losing side almost always asks that each juror be polled.

[josh]

"Republicans Can’t Believe Democrats Don’t Want to Work With Them Just  Because of the Guns and the Death Threats and the Congresswoman Who  Thinks Jews Started the California Wildfires With Space Lasers".

Headline of a Reddit thread.

[REDSTATEWARD]

A jury verdict isn’t secret.

It isn’t?

Deliberations are secret. The losing side almost always asks that each juror be polled.

Almost all of criminal and Federal trials require a unanimous decision as to guilt or innocence.

[josh]

[Yankguy1]

A jury verdict isn’t secret.

It isn’t?

Deliberations are secret. The losing side almost always asks that each juror be polled.

Almost all of criminal and Federal trials require a unanimous decision as to guilt or innocence.

What does that have to with my answer? The losing side will ask each juror to state their concurrence with the verdict before it’s entered. And thus their “vote” is not secret. Which is what I said in the first place. The “I” being your apparent sole reason to argue.

[LarryBnDC]

Bloomberg columnist Eli Lake blasted members of the mainstream media who "couldn't stop swooning" over New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, D., amid his nursing home scandal.

Throughout much of the pandemic, Cuomo benefited from glowing media coverage ( CNN ESPECIALLY)over his response to the coronavirus outbreak despite the growing controversy surrounding his ill-fated nursing home policy last spring. The policy required assisted living facilities to accept COVID-positive patients in order to not overcrowd hospitals, which for months received little to no scrutiny.

But also shame on the journalists who couldn’t stop swooning," Lake added.



Watching chickens return to roost can be a lot of fun.

Republicans lied about the election results. Their followers attacked the US Capitol.


Have fun while it lasts..

[LarryBnDC]

A jury verdict isn’t secret.

It isn’t?

Deliberations are secret. The losing side almost always asks that each juror be polled.

Almost all of criminal and Federal trials require a unanimous decision as to guilt or innocence.

yeah, so?

[REDSTATEWARD]

A jury verdict isn’t secret.

It isn’t?

Deliberations are secret. The losing side almost always asks that each juror be polled.

Almost all of criminal and Federal trials require a unanimous decision as to guilt or innocence.

What does that have to with my answer? The losing side will ask each juror to state their concurrence with the verdict before it’s entered.

I guess you just don’t understand much about trials.

[Yankguy1]

A jury verdict isn’t secret.

It isn’t?

Deliberations are secret. The losing side almost always asks that each juror be polled.

Almost all of criminal and Federal trials require a unanimous decision as to guilt or innocence.

What does that have to with my answer? The losing side will ask each juror to state their concurrence with the verdict before it’s entered.

I guess you just don’t understand much about trials.

I’m not just guessing that you don’t.

[Yankguy1]

So it’s still your argument that a jury verdict is secret?

Looking forward to the clever way you phrase your usual “I didn’t make that argument” assertion.

[REDSTATEWARD]

A jury verdict isn’t secret.

It isn’t?

Deliberations are secret. The losing side almost always asks that each juror be polled.

Almost all of criminal and Federal trials require a unanimous decision as to guilt or innocence.

What does that have to with my answer? The losing side will ask each juror to state their concurrence with the verdict before it’s entered.

I guess you just don’t understand much about trials.

I’m not just guessing that you don’t.

LOL!