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Meet my new BFF Alex, as he takes on SCOTUS
It was a coincidence. Really. As certain members of the current Supreme Court of the United States dripped bizarre and inconceivable fantasies into our ears, I was reading Alexander Hamilton’s brilliant soliliquies on the spanking new Constitution. Toward the end … Continue reading
Posted in Corruption, Government, Impeachment, Judiciary, Law, suits and order, SCOTUS, The Facts of Life
Tagged Alexander Hamilton, court nullification, impeachment of SCOTUS justices, power of impeachment, SCOTUS, The Federalist Papers, the Supreme Court, US Senate
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New York comes through with “a who the hell is going to drive this bus situation.”
Need a fun break from protests, protesters and cops? Here it is, from Harper’s Weekly Review: After the New York Police Department arrested hundreds at Jewish Voice for Peace’s “Seder in the Streets” in Brooklyn, MTA bus drivers refused to … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order, police violence, The Facts of Life
Tagged "Seder in the Streets", Harper's, Jewish Voice for Peace, MTA bus drivers, New York City, NYPD, protesters arrested in Brooklyn
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Trump has lost his afflatus.
Yucky-sounding word, isn’t it? Afflatus. Sounds like something you wouldn’t want to lose in a criminal courtroom. Sounds so Trumpy. It’s a rare enough word so that it isn’t in my Compact Oxford English Dictionary (“compact” is the word I … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order, Propaganda, The Facts of Life, Trumpism
Tagged "The Courage To Be", afflatus, Compact Oxford English Dictionary, immigrants, Jonathan Alter, Merriam-Webster, Paul Tillich, Trump in court
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