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  @Teri_Kanefield good job!

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  @Teri_Kanefield Hi. How do I find you on Threads? I searched for Teri_Kanfield but nothing came up.

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  @CarlG@esq.social @emptywheel No, he’s not doing it “for you”. He’s doing it for himself.

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  @Teri_Kanefield So, prosecutors, judges, clerks, etc might be ‘fair game’ so to speak, but what if TFG decides to make derogatory comments about Jack Smith’s family (wife, children etc) or witnesses. Can a gag order apply to statements about those people?

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  @Teri_Kanefield Happy Thanksgiving!

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  @marcelias Happy Thanksgiving!

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  @Green_Footballs AMEN! I love those comedians. They have a way of informing the public with humor.

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  @KawaTora@kolektiva.social VERY WELL SAID!

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  @marcelias I had a disagreement with a friend of mine. Can non-citizens vote in the United States? I say NO, but she says they can. 🤷🏼‍♀️

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  @Teri_Kanefield Before even reading your explainer, I can tell you will do all the research necessary to give us a detailed report. As for me, I have always believed the Framers and later on the Writers of Amendments to the Constitution made it sufficiently vague to leave leeway to interpretation. That’s no surprise as the Framers meant for the Constitution to be a ‘living document.’ The verbiage in Section 3 of the 14th Amendment are a prime example of ‘sufficiently vague’.

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  @Teri_Kanefield I am not a lawyer, but your Blog echoes my sentiments exactly. There is NO easy answer to Section 3 of the 14 A. In fact, there may be no answer at all. I’ve pondered over what it is I would LIKE to happen but I just don’t know. What’s fair (even for TFG), what’s bias???? I’m not a fan of SCOTUS right now, but I don’t envy their task on this issue. It’s not the “slam dunk” Habba wants us all to believe. Thank you for your insightful thoughts.

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  @Teri_Kanefield Totally off topic, but can you please explain all this fuss about Fani Willis and this guy Wade? Is it something to worry about, or is it simply another example GOP throwing $hit against the wall hoping something sticks???

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  @Teri_Kanefield Thanks. I didn’t think it would be disqualifying, but I couldn’t understand why the defendants would think their cases would be dropped. 🤷🏼‍♀️ Thanks for your answer. I always appreciate your well thought out responses, and often repeat them to friends who need ‘guidance’.

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  @Teri_Kanefield Totally off topic again….. How can E J Carroll collect the $83 from TFG????

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  @benjaminwittes Perfectly said (unfortunately)

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  @QasimRashid Great. Now tell Netanyahu.

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  @Teri_Kanefield quick question… how do I get to your blog???🤷‍♀️

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  @Teri_Kanefield I wonder why. I thought Post and Mastodon were going to be the go-to replacements for Twitter/X 🧐

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  @Teri_Kanefield Just read your weekend post. I have to say, your connection between fiction and litigation writing is spot on. I wish I had made those connections to students when I was teaching middle school. Also, I like the simple comparisons you make in order to help everyone understand a legal concept. (I just feel sorry for your kids; no way they can win an argument with you 😉) As for the trial…. My father in law was a lawyer. He once told me that once you get into a courtroom with a...