Jujitsu Of The Me Exception
July 12, 2022
abortion, abortion providers, bumble bee as a fish, Electoral College, filibuster, hypocrisy, integrity of the U. S. Supreme Court, judicial appointments, militia vs individual, minority rule, Mitt Romney, Roe v Wade, Second Amendment, settled law2 Comments
Recently, I learned a bumble bee is a fish. California, wanting to extend environmental protection to pollinators, tucked them under laws pertaining to scaly creatures. What did the two have in common? According to officials, both were invertebrates. Ingenious! As a writer and forme
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November 29, 2019
American Bar Association, Donald Trump, issues before the 2019 Supreme Court, judicial appointments, proposals for judicial appointment change, Senate rules governing judicial appointments, U. S.. Senate's nuclear option
So far the American Bar Association has rated eight of Donald Trump’s nominees for the judicial bench as unqualified. The number isn’t unprecedented for a president, but our dear leader has little tolerance for criticism. We shouldn’t be surprised that he has decided to bar the
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