@BrentAxeMedia Interesting perspective. I was appalled at the court storming. It was less than 4 years ago that I watched Syracuse dismantle UNC in the ACC tourney on a Wednesday night before COVID shut the world down. But you have a point about the current students. They only know medicrocy.
This was my hardest week yet as a State Representative.
But I end it with courage and hope because of YOU. In the past 48 hrs I have heard from you - YOU are ready to work, run for office, and lead.
Onward, always onward.
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Senate Democratic Leader @DanBlueNC and House Democratic Leader @electreives released the following statement regarding the proposed 12-week abortion ban in North Carolina:
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@ChrisEdwardsCA4@judgeluttig I have not read the brief, but respect the opinions of those primary commenters here and am thus very disappointed. One would think that in a case of this magnitude, the SG’s opinions would be clear, concise, and on point. Instead it sounds like they are the opposite. Not good.
Whenever the league talks about player safety we should all remember that the NFL tried to make the players warm up for five minutes and restart this game before the coaches stepped in
@troydshelton I’d be fairly confident in saying that there is a 100% chance that those briefs filed after 5pm are all better than anything that this guy has ever had his name on as well.
@kennethcbenson @strowhiro It wouldn’t be “illegal per se,” it would just be something able@to be banned by states because it’s not a constitutional right.
@strowhiro He should believe it to be. His judicial philosophy would require there to be a constitutional amendment for him to have a constitutional right to his specific marriage.
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NEW: Judge Robert B. King rescinded plans today to step down from active service on the Fourth Circuit where he’s served for more than two decades, clerk of court confirms. https://t.co/QqLYEMH49V