This should not surprise me.
This should not surprise anyone.
Josh '#HawlinAss' Hawley's wife litigated the case of the fake web designer wanting to discriminate against the non-existent gay couple for an imaginary website.
Follow the (dark) money.
The Governor’s statement is petty and unacceptable. The absolute easiest path would have been one of condemnation and solidarity, not taking a swipe at Biden. The guy who preemptively pardoned the McCloskeys can take a seat on this one.
So according to the flood of ‘regular’ folks defending him totally spontaneously, Harlan Crow is not a fan of fascism. He’s just a simple oligarch buying parts of our institutions to advance his personal political agenda. So, totally different.
In Idaho you can't donate organs from someone who died w/o their prior consent—but Idaho's new abortion bill would force an 11-year-old rape victim to have her rapists child w/o her consent.
In short, even a corpse in Idaho has more rights over its body than do women & girls.😳
Armed guards. Single points of entry. Instead of even the most popular gun reforms his answer is turning thousands of schools into armed compounds. There are 116K schools. That’s 232K armed guards minimum. At $50K salary a piece that’s like $116B in alone. What an asinine idea.
@HawleyMO You don't even know the details of the shooting and the motivations of the shooter. You just want to make it a "hate" crime so you can portray yourself and the rest of your Christofascist ass-hats as victims.
Take a hike, Josh. Better yet, go for a run.
In a stunning turn of events, a judge has temporarily blocked a new Wyoming law that would have classified almost all abortions in the state as felonies. But what makes this decision particularly noteworthy is that the judge used a rule established by Republicans themselves to do it.
This rule, which was added to the state's constitution in 2012 as a reaction to then-President Barack Obama, was intended to prevent the government from meddling in healthcare matters - an effort primarily aimed at blocking the Affordable Care Act.
So, in a strange twist of fate, the rule meant to thwart Obama's healthcare agenda has now been used to stop an abortion law in its tracks.
Thank you, Obama!