JESSE BARRETT -- AMY'S MASTER...some interesting info:

[TruckFump]

He's a lawyer...and does criminal defense -- according to his firm website...ck out his representative cases on the firm website for his "criminal defense" work:

Representative Engagements
In previous cases, Jesse has:

Represented an individual in a month-long federal trial concerning allegations of financial crimes and election fraud;
Defended pharmaceutical companies in investigations concerning alleged violations of anti-kickback and other statutes;
Counseled healthcare companies in internal audits and external investigations regarding manufacturing practices;
Defended an individual charged with illegally selling products in a foreign country;
Represented a healthcare provider in a dispute over the confidentiality of records, including arguing the appeal before the Indiana
Supreme Court;
Advised a petroleum producer in a regulatory proceeding concerning allocation of proceeds from the Alaskan oil pipeline;
Represented a national railroad in a multimillion-dollar contract dispute with a customer;
Counseled a trade group in a dispute with the United States Patent and Trademark Office;
Defended a financial services company against government efforts to obtain its records through subpoenas; and
Represented municipalities in acquiring land for public use, including airport expansion.

https://southbank.legal/team/jesse-barrett

Criminal defense?!?!?!?!?!?! More like corporate defense of clearly criminal acts!!!!!!

Gee...wonder what clients will be flocking to Mr. Corporate Defender with his husband controlled wife on SCOTUS????

[calimary]

1. Oh great. Wonder how many times she's taken "direction" from him?

In previous court cases?

[snowybirdie]

2. Come on let this go

Her husband is irrevalent in her confirmation. And under our Constitution, every defendant is entitled to a vigorous defense. No matter how abhorrent the crime.

[Cirque du So-What]

5. ...

[snowybirdie]

10. Very

Do we question Fienstein's husband's business deals? Or ask about the marital status of our Congresswoman? No the repubs do though and that's wrong. The woman must stand on her own professional record. That's what gender equality means, like it or not.

[niyad]

6. BS. The woman belongs to a cult in which women are oath-bound to be submissive to, and take

direction from, their husbands in all things. How is he not relevant?

[StClone]

8. Willing to believe Mr Barret's nuts call the shots

[TruckFump]

12. She's in a cult that requires that she bend and follow the husband's will and decisions.

You know, he may not ask straight out for her to do something in a case, but he sure can give her "guidelines" she HAS TO follow like:

"Hey, Amy, drink this Kool-Aide for me..."

[WhiteTara]

3. Now that would be the question to ask

As a man-ized wife, what will you do when your husband tells you to vote in favor of his clients?

[musclecar6]

4. Oh

I’m sure she can separate her work life from anything that HIS MAJESTY her husband dictates. She can right ?

[Drahthaardogs]

7. Mammon! Now we know their god!

Eom

[dalton99a]

9. His business will go through the roof - they know her record

[bedazzled]

11. I am interested in why SHE is allowed to work outside

Shouldn't he be barefoot, pregnant and in the kitchen? Her rules not mine

[TruckFump]

13. Seems like that's all we women folk were designed for...

...say "Yes, sir" and bring him a cold brewsky.

[bedazzled]

14. She got hers

Pull the ladder up. Awful, selfish people. What an insult, having another selfish POS on the supreme court

[TruckFump]

15. She should get along with those "others" on the court.

Gads, what a joke the SCOTUS has become.