FIRST ON FOX: Supreme Court Justices Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett are looking beyond America's 250th birthday — and what it will take to preserve the republic.
In newly obtained interviews, the Trump-appointed justices emphasize that America's founding freedoms cannot be taken for granted.
Gorsuch invokes God-given rights, Kavanaugh stresses civic education, and Barrett points to a pledge made by the Founding Fathers that she says still carries weight today.
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Scott Colom’s twin brother Andrew Colom: Scott showed that Mississippi matters, which shows that anybody can matter and anybody can make change in our country.
Thank you for believing in me and never forgetting Mississippi. You supported early and it wouldn’t be possible without you. God bless you & your mom! #MississippiMatters
@astrohxncho Wonder if Scott’s father is still a registered Republican? Be an interesting dynamic rooting for your son against your own party. The GOP has greatly fallen since Wilbur ran though so I doubt he’s supportive of them currently
the state that had a confederate flag on its state flag until 2020, the state where Emmett Till and Medgar Evers were murdered, and a hub of America's biggest sin against man, just elected a black U.S. Senator for the first time since Reconstruction
absolutely incredible moment
@waltermasterson I’m a raging liberal that wanted Colom to win. This was a really dick thing to do to her staff. Be better. I keep telling people the adults are back - this is not it.
Former Hill staffer here. You can celebrate a political victory all you want, but mocking staff when they find out they’re losing their jobs is weak & pathetic. Most of them are underpaid, & working 80-hour weeks behind the scenes. Focus on celebrating Scott Colom’s historic win.
Nevada has a proud tradition of military service, and our veterans represent the very best of the Silver State.
To every veteran: Thank you for your courage, sacrifice, and service to our nation.
really hard to argue that progressives don't do this stuff behind closed doors when some of them are bold enough to do it right out in the open!
This is just discrimination.