Sunday, August 30, 2026

Exhibit A, For How Inept Tangerine 2.0's Lawyers Are -- In The Post Office Rules Cases -- On Appeal.


Just as we saw with the DeJoy version, in Tangerine 1.0, these silly jamokes will lose. And lose decisively.

The scatter-shot appeals filings indicate they likely already know this. It is all. . . inevitable. Do read here, out of Boston, over the weekend:

. . .At 8:29 PM yesterday, Defendants filed a “Motion to Stay Pending Appeal,” Dkt. No. 228, concerning the Court’s grant in part of a temporary restraining order, see Dkt. No. 218. DefendantIntervenors followed with their own stay motion at 10:34 PM last night.

Neither motion asks for a decision by a particular date or requests expedition of the typical 14-day briefing schedule under Local Rule 7.1(b)(2), nor have Defendants or Defendant-Intervenors conferred with Plaintiffs as to timing for an alternative briefing schedule. For the purposes of clarity, Plaintiffs intend to file their opposition to these stay motions by 11:00 PM on Monday, August 31, unless the Court requests a response on a different timeline. . . .


Now you know. . . onward, into the warm Sunday night air -- getting a rather large hard case black plastic bike transport contraption together, for the South of France, and such. . . smile.

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