A Blanche Confirmation Hearing Witness Is Getting Death Threats. Thanks, Sens. Hawley And Schmitt!
Weirdly, no questions about Blanche...
Weirdly, no questions about Blanche...
The GOP's takeover of all aspects of American government reaches a new low.
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Dual sovereignty is a tough one.
It is difficult to know what to make of this rare display of what at first glance appears to be integrity from a Republican senator not previously known for such things.
But where else can I find cool dancing content and youth targeting radicalization? PragerU?
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You mean the same copyright protections everyone else has?
There was little to no discussion of beer. Jury still out on if she likes wine.
Nuttin' but a bunch of hypocrisy to see here.
She also calls for the resignations of Josh Hawley and Mo Brooks.
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Will all the behind-the-scenes drama and soul-searching take FedSoc to a better place?
* A Yale Law professor who taught Ted Cruz and Josh Hawley claims his former students didn't pay attention to his lessons. To be fair, law school lectures are usually kind of boring... [USA Today] * President Trump is reportedly having a difficult time finding lawyers to represent him at his second impeachment trial. [Bloomberg Law] * Here is some advice from a "lottery lawyer" in case any of you win the extremely high Mega Millions or Powerball jackpots over the weekend. [CBS News] * A lawyer for a person accused of rioting at the Capitol last week says that President Trump should pardon his client. [St. Louis Post-Dispatch] * The California Bar is evaluating new ways of delivering legal services. Would be interesting if Uber and Lyft got into the legal services delivery business... [Bloomberg Law]
'A terrorist is a terrorist, no matter who you are.'
More petition problems for the senators.
Well, well, well, if it isn't the consequences of his own actions.