If your anti-bigotry bill has bipartisan support, and one half of those supporters are self-proclaimed, full-throated, unashamed white supremacists, maybe you should ask yourself if your bill is actually anti-bigotry.
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Tim Noah with a useful rundown of a string of recent pro-worker actions by the Biden administration.
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One addition here that looks learned is keeping counter protesters separate. As tensions rise, this seems critical to keeping protests non-violent. Most of the most troubling videos seem to stem from not doing this.
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If the protestors want to be taken seriously as standing for peace and not antisemitism they will kick him out and anyone else spouting hateful nonsense.
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The bottom line is it is plain as day for everyone out there that you don’t have freedom from consequences for the dumb ass shit you decide to do in public. Nor do most of us think you should be free of consequences. His post is rooted in stupidity, but it’s still extremely offensive.
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The left has spent at least the last 6 years getting people fired for being proud boy, Maga, racists. Mostly based on posts other people made of them. This kid was dumb enough to go and post this shit himself. I feel bad for him because the university has clearly failed him in his education.
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Also, all the conservative justices seem poised to suggest it’s unreasonably to provide a former president with the same due process provided to millions of people detained pre-trial.
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I found this the most offensive arguments, Alito, with Robert’s chiming in, arguing grand jury is no
protection. Besides that Alito thinks he is a Fox commentator looking for laughs, is there one case where they have raised these concerns for a regular person.
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It seems very strange to me to say out loud as a Supreme Court justice that you made you career doing something terribly unconstitutional.
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I found the grand jury ham sandwich analogy to be the most offensive. How many people are being detained pre-trial on the grounds a grand jury is protective and Alito literally makes jokes at the idea it’s sufficiently protective for Trump.
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Yes, people just don’t understand what it actually does.
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That actually is a HIPAA violation, unlike all the many claimed violations during covid.
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Striking from former DHS official Elizabeth Neumann: As president, Trump reacted angrily when officials tried to get him to focus on far right terrorism.
"He would spiral and start going on a rant...he felt like it was an attack on him."
On today's pod👇
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How was this not already the case based on Apprendi and Alleyne?
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ok the Reacher guy keeps it real as hell
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If they built an apartment for 43,000 we should be finding them jobs in housing.
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Here is an article on what they do here. I don’t know if a container ship has had a head on collision, though they have been hit.
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We have the most aggressively pro labor and anti monopoly power White House since at least LBJ if not FDR, and when SCOTUS deciders that regulations are illegal later this year it’s going to be taken as proof that Joe Brandon doesn’t care, and not that normie libs were right about the court in 2016.
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I’ve never heard of anyone leaving a term clerkship. You normally line these up at least a year in advance and they are highly competitive.
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COURT: allowing states to enforce the express insurrection disqualification in the U.S. Constitution would lead to "chaos" but it's fine for a state to have its own immigration system
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I didn’t know public defenders could be rising GOP stars.
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Although, there is no recognition politicians are between a rock and hard place. Progressives want them to promise the world, and then everyone hates them for not making good on the promises that were never realistic to begin with when you don’t control all three branches of govt.
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It seems to me she is saying “make this argument to me in a bench trial you numnuts!”
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