- Soldano emphasized a need to “defend the DNA” at conception because people who want abortions might end up killing the next Mother Teresa. “They don’t know,” he said. “That little baby inside them may be the next president, may be the next person who changes humanity.”
Could also be the next Adolf Hitler or Attila the Hun.
Additionally, CNN reported last night that there was a second executive order draft on seizing the equipment besides the one for the Defense Department. There was also one drafted directing the DHS to do the same thing, according to CNN.
Unless I miss my guess, these were all ideas not implemented, ergo, not prosecutable?
Southern University and A&M, Howard University, Bethune-Cookman University, Albany State University, Bowie State University and Delaware State University all received bomb threats on the eve of Black History Month yesterday.
No racism in this country, right, Justice Roberts?
the Iowa Republican very unambiguously said that he “can’t speculate” on what the ex-president suggested.
Maybe at 87 years old, his judgement is just a bit clouded?
Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) told reporters yesterday that it’s “it’s far beyond time” to have a Black woman serve as a Supreme Court justice, and last week he said he’d be okay with confirming a justice more liberal than he is, so … guess that might not be a banana peel he’ll be throwing in front of Democrats this time?
Consistent with Manchin’s steady support of Biden’s picks for the Judiciary. Don’t know where Sinema stands, but I’ll take it.
The federal judge overseeing the lawsuit between the House Jan. 6 committee and ex-Trump legal adviser/coup architect John Eastman has ordered the lawyer to stop dragging his feet
Story on PW indicates that, at the pace Eastman is going, the most concerning emails in the period of the insurrection won’t be released in time for evaluation by the committee. Is there no way for the judge to say, cut to the chase, in terms of the timing of the review and limit the email review to a period of a month before and a month after or something?
Starting Feb. 7, MSNBC host Rachel Maddow is taking a hiatus
The timing is bad, especially with the run up to the hearings, but Rachel needs the break. I’m sure this timeperiod has been truly stressful for her. Hurry back, ma’am. We’ll leave the light on for you.