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Clarence Thomas with the verbal smackdown pic.twitter.com/wm2NdurwBi
— Jack Poso 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) February 22, 2021
I read it as weakness. Chief Justice Roberts is an institutionalist. He is more concerned with maintaining the institution of the Supreme Court than of correctly deciding issues of law that effect the nation.
“…Transgender activists are slamming a campground for gay men because it is excluding women who say they are transgender men.
Owners of Camp Boomerang RV Park and Campground, a new, private gay campground in Orleans, Michigan, made it clear that the campground is for men only, effectively banning transgender men — biological females who consider themselves males…”
Sen. Mazie Hirono To Chair Senate Subcommittee On Military Seapower.
Flashbacks:
Sen. Hirono Walks Out of Hearing After Refusing to Denounce or Criticize Antifa.
Senator Hirono’s Double Standard.
“Senator Mazie Hirono (D-Hawaii), however, will be remembered for asking something no one else asked. During her time to question Judge Amy Coney Barrett, Hirono asked, ‘Since you became a legal adult, have you ever made unwanted requests for sexual favors or committed any verbal or physical harassment or assault of a sexual nature?’ No, I’m not kidding.”
Dem Senator Says It’s a ‘Conspiracy Theory’ to Say Dems Were Out to Get Trump From Beginning.
We Should Believe in Climate Change as If It’s a Religion, Not a Science.
South Park is undefeated pic.twitter.com/O0fCn5PvhG
— Ben McDonald (@Bmac0507) February 22, 2021
Covid has given a lot of (bored) people a sense of meaning, purpose, morality, authority, and community.
That's why the whole mask/lockdown/vaccine thing has become so cultish.
To truly understand what's going on, better to look to religion and politics than science and logic.
— ZUBY: (@ZubyMusic) February 22, 2021
Hat tip to Glenn Reynolds
Liberals want only liberal outlets to exist and only liberal commentators to be heard from, and everything else to be classified as criminal or otherwise banned, and the more honest ones are admitting this with greater and greater candor: https://t.co/jnVaZJFIdY
— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) January 22, 2021
Loving this new @CocaCola ad! https://t.co/KJwcU9HfEI
— Katie Daviscourt 🇺🇸 (@KatieDaviscourt) February 23, 2021
Hat tip to Kane
Deep words. So deep in fact very few can even make them out pic.twitter.com/ygKPoBBoen
— E (@ElijahSchaffer) February 23, 2021
Garland: Portland Riots May Not Be ‘Domestic Terrorism’ Because Courthouse Was Closed.
Garland Vows to Prioritize Prosecuting Capitol Rioters and Their ‘Abettors.’
Garland Won’t Promise to Protect Durham Investigation.
Garland Says DOJ Would Advance Biden’s Anti-Gun Policies.
Garland refuses to state illegally crossing the border is a crime.
Garland Sidesteps Question on Trans Participation in Women’s Sports.
Hat tip to Ed Driscoll
:…Those who read Power Line faithfully know that Andrew Cuomo may be in legal jeopardy. The Justice Department reportedly is investigating him and some members of his staff for their conduct in response to a DOJ request for information about nursing home deaths in New York.
John Daukas was principal deputy to the DOJ’s assistant attorney general for civil rights at the time the Department requested information from Cuomo. Later, he became the acting assistant attorney general for civil rights.
In this Wall Street Journal op-ed, Daukas explains why Cuomo should be worried about the federal probe. Daukas pulls the facts together in a way that is helpful even to those who have been following this story…”
“…Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón said he would not seek the death penalty for Michael Christopher Mejia, 30, charged with killing a police officer and his own cousin in 2017.
Officer Keith Boyer, 53, was killed when he responded to a report of a traffic collision in which Mejia was involved. Mejia also shot officer Patrick Hazell while trying to flee the scene of the crash. Hazell survived.
Deputy District Attorneys Garrett Dameron and Geoff Lewin both objected to removing the death penalty from the case.
“[D]espite our attempts to prevent this from happening, we’ve been ordered to remove the death penalty as punishment consideration in this case,” Dameron said.
Gascón, who was sworn into office two months ago, pledged he would no longer pursue the death penalty, adding that he had a “mandate from the public.”
Boyer’s stepfather, Don Clark, said removing the death penalty is “a punch to the gut.”
“People don’t realize how hard it is on the families,” Clark said. “What Gascón’s doing — not only to our family, but to the cousin’s family — but to so many other families … that’s absolutely horrendous.”…”
