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So Now What?

So Now What?

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I got home from work and the channel was on ESPN, they were showing the reaction from George Floyds family as the verdicts were announced, angry black women cheering on each verdict with vengeful pleasure, and thats a supposed sports channel. I can’t even imagine the joy on CNNMSNBCABC blah blah blah…

Ok, they got what they wanted, they also became filthy rich with the 27 million dollar payout from the city. Now what? Do you think by paying them off, sacrificing a white police officer, and allowing the torching of cities that this is over? Doubtful. 

All that’s been done is supercharging the grievance industry, BLM with the help of Antifa have figured it out, and the money is pouring in. Of course they couldn’t do it without the help of politicians and the media rubber stamping it all.

 

https://twitter.com/i/status/1384628197929717765

Silver Spooned

Silver Spooned

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Supreme Court Justice John Roberts, a Harvard Law graduate, has become a reliably left-wing vote on the Supreme Court. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy was also a Harvard Law School graduate who became a reliable left-wing vote. Supreme Court Justice David Souter was – guess what – a Harvard Law School graduate who became a reliable left-wing vote. What do all three of these left-wing justices have in common? They were all appointed by Republican Presidents who assured us they were conservative constitutionalists. Oh yeah, and they all have the ugly stink of an Ivy League Law Degree on them.

Here’s the deal, trying to find a conservative justice from a pool of Ivy Leaguers is like trying to find a conservative girlfriend at Whole Foods. There are some who may be less liberal, but they are still living in a liberal world with a liberal social circle and liberal assumptions.

Well at least Gorsuch and Kavanaugh have degrees from – ugh – Harvard and Yale. It’s hopeless.

Crazy Train

Crazy Train

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Nationwide injunctions prohibit the federal government from enforcing a particular law or policy across the entire country. Progressive cause lawyering groups have used such injunctions to stymie a wide array of Trump policy priorities.

“Since President Trump took office, federal district courts have issued 37 nationwide injunctions against the executive branch — that’s more than one a month,” Barr said during a Tuesday evening speech to the American Law Institute.

“According to the [Justice] Department’s best estimates, courts issued only 27 nationwide injunctions­ in all of the 20th century,” he added, before bristling at the notion that the disparity is a function of the president’s “lawlessness.”