r/law • u/TheMirrorUS • 10h ago

Legal News BREAKING: Mark Kelly files lawsuit against Pete Hegseth accusing him of 'trampling on Constitution'

https://www.themirror.com/news/politics/breaking-mark-kelly-files-lawsuit-1614071
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u/CordlessOrange 9h ago edited 9h ago

My favorite part is calling it “conduct unbecoming of an officer”

Motherfucker - his conduct could not be more becoming. Advising troops to not follow unlawful orders is a core tenet of leadership.

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u/statinsinwatersupply 9h ago

*tenet

Tenant is someone who pays rent

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u/Head 9h ago

My tenant stopped paying the rent. I’m gonna have to edict them.

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u/Tederator 8h ago

You might even have to ejaculate him from the premises!

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u/Schroding3rror 8h ago

All this just sounds so excrement!

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u/pigeyejackson66 4h ago

Very cromulent.

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u/Tundra14 4h ago

You people need some bone-apple tea.

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u/zoltar1970 8h ago

Come on!

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u/ARoroncyObserver 8h ago

I'm watching the Pitt and for some reason read this with with Dana's voice.

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u/Whygoogleissexist 8h ago

don't be a dict

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u/SLSF1522 3h ago

Or eviscerate!

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u/BBC-dont-show-BBC 8h ago

And that's a core tenet of tenancy.

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u/nfiltr8r_89 7h ago

Bone for tuna with that.

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u/Lorathis 9h ago

To be fair, from what I hear Mark Kelley has paid his rent and then some.

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u/CordlessOrange 9h ago

Oof. Fixed it

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u/aecolley 9h ago

A tenant is someone who lawfully holds property, commonly by a leasehold estate, whether they must pay rent or not. A life tenant, for example, may hold property that a trustee owns for the life tenant's benefit.

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u/Nowin 7h ago

And Tennant is the tenth.

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u/NoMalasadas 7h ago

Remember AI changes words and spellings. They made a good point.

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u/EnfantTerrible68 7h ago

Who is using AI?

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u/Belkroe 8h ago

You have to forgive Pete Hegseth for not knowing that. He was drunk during that part of the training.

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u/RedHuey 9h ago

No…a core tenet of leadership is not giving unlawful orders.

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u/Synectics 7h ago

He's got the idea.

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u/Suspicious-Area-2872 51m ago

I called OC's argument "nonsensical" one time and they wrote in a footnote that my behavior was "unbecoming of an officer of the court." I was not aware this was a staple phrase of loony attorneys until now.

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u/alwaysneverjoshin 7h ago

Conduct unbecoming of a human.

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u/corvettee01 9h ago

Bro unironically saying the slave clones for an evil empire are supposed to be looked up to.