June 25th, 2010
06:43 PM ET
7 years ago
DOJ asks court to keep moratorium in place during appeal
New boom was placed in the water in Cocodrie, Louisiana Thursday. (Photo Credit: Getty Images)
(CNN) - The U.S. Department of Justice has a filed a motion asking the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans to stay, pending appeals, a district court judge's order blocking the government's moratorium on deepwater drilling.
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ha ha ha
my judge (not invested in BP) is stronger than your judge (invested heavily in BP)
ha ha ha ha ha
the GObP senate voted against unemployment - let's see how the GObP workers feel about that.
Obama has such a ego, He can not stand that someone tells him no. Lets not forget, the 8 experts said there was no reason to have a moratorium, obama basically lied about what the experts said.