A lot of things happened. Here are some of the things. This is TPM’s Morning Memo.
With his trial on contempt of Congress charges set to begin next week, Steve Bannon set off a last-minute flurry of news reports and legal filings by claiming he was finally prepared to testify to the Jan. 6 Committee.
Alcohol passes through the placenta into a fetus if the mother consumes it. It’s illegal for a minor to consume alcohol, and for the parent to provide it or otherwise deliver it into a minor’s body. Going forward shouldn’t it be illegal for a pregnant woman to consume any alcohol at all, should all these “a fetus is a person from the moment of conception” bills pass?
Heck with the politicians, just wait for the screaming and moaning from doctors and healthcare systems which have made their bread-and-butter for eons from convincing/insisting that women have to see them regularly for all sorts of (often expensive) testing and checkups just to make sure they’re okay.
God forbid she take The Pill without some good doctor ensuring that all the plumbing is working right, after all.
FDA To Consider Over-The-Counter Birth Control Pills
Sounds like the kind of action that this Supreme Court would determine is of too great a magnitude to be decided by a bureaucratic “agency” and must explicitly be decided by an act of congress.
Yep, and this will also disallow recording a traffic stop from inside the car, when the officer approaches the driver’s side window. So I guess the next move is to install a GoPro or something on the dash and just leave it on. Gee officer, I didn’t know it was on. No, I don’t know how to turn it off. What am I being stopped for, again?
Somewhere out there on the interwebs is the backstory to this quote, which sums up quite nicely what I think about Steve Bannon’s “offer” to testilie: Get bent, traitor.
The spectacle of CNN, NYT and WAPO still getting conned by Bannon/Trump even now makes me wonder what freedom of the press means in those mighty pressrooms.