Joyce Carol Oates ✓
@JoyceCarolOates · joined 25 Sep 2012
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yes, my poli sci/history colleagues are most worried about that. they say that there is a legal loophole the GOP can resuscitate to deny the results of the election as Pence was pressured to do, but did not.
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fascinating to see, in Trenton, how a kind of sausage ("justice") was being manufactured.
virtually all of the court officers--judges, lawyers, bailiffs, security guards--were white; jurors were majority white; Black persons were the defendants & relatives attending the trial.
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@JoyceCarolOates The last thing!
"will be responsible for certifying the midterm election votes in Congress"
Excellent point, which I haven't seen any discussion of, although I haven't read every word on the subject!
That is really scary.
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unfortunately, these "corrupt hate-mongers" are in charge of the voting polls in red states, have captured the Supreme Court as mob bosses once appropriated local judges, & will be responsible for certifying the midterm election votes in Congress. so, there's that.
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each case tends to be unique, & is adjudicated differently, as it turns out. the closer you are to a trial, the less certain you often are about a fair verdict. those who have been howling for this defendant to be found guilty, even executed (!), seem unaware of the many, many
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@JoyceCarolOates I like how he's dragging down the Republican Party, which hasn't been a reputable organization in many decades. Let him burn down the whole mess and take large numbers of the corrupt hatemongers with him.
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rumor was that anyone who wears glasses & holds a book would be rejected by both prosecution & defense. now that I recall, I saw another Princeton professor there at the Trenton courthouse conspicuously reading a book on logic. (he did not have to serve.)
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@JoyceCarolOates I don't understand what the deal is with all of this. Decades of case law have established around guilty guidelines for mentally ill people.
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@JoyceCarolOates When I was in grad school in psychology, I was told that a side benefit is that psychologists never get picked for a jury. For 45 years this has been true for me at least...
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@JoyceCarolOates I work with a nonprofit that covers court cases, and I volunteered to help out, sit in on court hearings for a few days to take notes. It was fascinating. I was surprised by how much of the court's time is filled with scheduling and comparing calendars.
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@JoyceCarolOates An earlier example of this was The Andy Griffith show. He started out playing the funny country bumpkin he was in his standup monologues. But he quickly realized it worked better if he was the straight man and Don Knotts (and other characters) provided the comedy
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@JoyceCarolOates @YouTube Genius! I l laughed out loud,
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@JoyceCarolOates He was pretty mundane as a stand up comedian. Better in the ensemble.
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@JoyceCarolOates I think actually he played the straight man because he was the lesser talent in the group. This is evident in their post-series careers. Jason Alexander and Julia Louis-Dreyfus have shone repeatedly, but Seinfeld hasn't done much since that was truly entertaining
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notice how Steve Martin uses his face in this sketch which so brilliantly mimics great silent film comics of the past.
great, classic comedy is meta-comedy; the comic seemingly surprised by what is happening, like the audience.
Steve Martin began as a would-be magician, as a
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Steve Martin Is The Great Flydini | Carson Tonight Show https://t.co/Dogr7Z0Tc5 via @YouTube
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I want to emphasize how some comics use their faces remarkably. while many folks can grin, smile, frown, smirk these comics are like Mozart in their virtuosity. a single episode of "Seinfeld" was remarkable. how Elaine used her face--& it remained so young, for years. Kramer,
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his commencement address at Dartmouth is wonderful. but agree, he is oddly, awkwardly goofy; the current travels abroad is scattershot.
still, funny in that he evokes humor in others.
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wasn't Seinfeld's humor in playing as a foil for George, Kramer, & Elaine? he was the straight man--a very expressive face. they had the best lines.
it takes a special sort of talent to play the straight man, a kind of passive-aggressive pseudo-modesty.
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@gggirl924 Steve Martin, just didn't do it for me.
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@gggirl924 Conan O'Brien
He's just goofy. I'm actually embarrassed for him so he makes me a bit uncomfortable.
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Jerry Seinfeld for me. I have no idea why but I never thought he was funny. Who’s your pick? https://t.co/sZKPSSv6Ed
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