stinerman

Freshman football coach.

Punctuation to mark sarcasm would be rather helpful in text.

My contention is that the DOJ (who oversees the marshals) would order them to ignore the bench warrant.

Courts have the power to deputize whomever they choose. If they were to deputize, for instance, a state police officer because the marshalls wouldn't carry out their orders, my belief is that no deputized agent would arrest someone for contempt if some LEO under federal control (FBI, the marshalls, capitol police, etc.) was protecting the person held in contempt. You will not get two sets of cops shooting at each other over this.

"How many divisions has the Supreme Court?"

Even of a judge deputized someone to arrest an executive branch officer, it's unlikely to actually happen. It always ends in who has bigger guns and that's going to be the FBI, the Marshalls, or the secret service. No deputy trying to arrest someone on a bench warrant is going to get into a confrontation with a fellow LEO protecting said arrestee.

I told my therapist once that the most depressing thing I can think of is that I'll never be done with dishes or laundry. One day I'll be done working and can retire. I'll do dishes and laundry until the day I die.

A guy at work says "past me is a bastard; future me is a saint.'

This is a very good point that I didn't consider.

There's stuff from early COVID which I haven't installed, much less played.

Escitalopram and Trazodone here. Out like a light on the latter. Only way I can function.

Not to mention Rand was an objectivist, not a libertarian.

No because it will autorotate at the worst possible time. Without fail.

Enjoyed the goatse reference in the meme.