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Manifestor_of_Light

(21,046 posts) Thu Oct 22, 2015, 08:15 PM Oct 2015

Lawrence O'Donnell made a good point at the lunch break.

He said that evidence that the questioners have nothing to ask about is that the questioners are testifying.

As a law school graduate, I can say that is true. When the lawyer is testifying, opposing counsel jumps up and objects and says "Objection, attorney testifying".

They got nothin'.

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Lawrence O'Donnell made a good point at the lunch break. (Original Post) Manifestor_of_Light Oct 2015 OP

Excellent point badhair77 Oct 2015 #1

badhair77

(4,216 posts)

1. Excellent point

Reply to Manifestor_of_Light (Original post)

Thu Oct 22, 2015, 08:33 PM

Oct 2015

That pretty much sums it up.

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