@AccountableGOP Yes, that’s exactly how the justice system is supposed to work. If trump is indicted for committing a crime… you can be too. No one is above the law.
Those who were socially and politically dominant in the past will fight to maintain that control, even if it means inciting a civil war. @bfwalter gets into it in the latest the pod: https://t.co/hUSw10E0y9
The Supreme Court's job is to uphold freedom and respect. Not to take away a fundamental freedom for patients to make choices about their own bodies.
Here's where abortion rights stand in America. And here's what you can do RIGHT NOW to fight for them: https://t.co/zGK1r2trYY
@JeffMarek@FriedgeHNIC so… I totally get that with cell phones radio has changed and it’s not like everyone is in a sound studio anymore, but doing an interview while golfing makes poor audio quality. Can we at least try to take a step back to a polished professional approach?
@AlTheBoss03 Hakan Loob. I was 10 and saw him and his wife in the parking lot of a grocery store in Calgary. I was too intimidated to go up and say hi. @HkanLoob
Senator Cotton actually accused Judge Jackson of lying under oath to the Senate Judiciary Committee. Staggering. It’s hard to say who was the most disgraceful: Josh Hawley, Ted Cruz, Marsha Blackburn, Lindsey Graham, or Tom Cotton. It’s easy to say who triumphed: Judge Jackson.