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In January 1938 Franklin Roosevelt nominated Stanley Forman Reed to fill an opening on the Supreme Court. Three weeks later, having generated no real dispute in the Senate, Reed’s nomination was uneventfully confirmed. Among the legacy Justice Reed accrued during nearly two decades on the bench, was his mentoring of legal protégé, and future Chief …
“Executive Councilor Could Benefit from Some Counseling” Read More »
TMEW just announced this to me – she gets Joe Kelly LeVasseur FB posts. Well, it’s true. The Washington Examiner, Townhall, and Oregon Live are reporting that Whites are being singled out in this order starting tomorrow morning. Now, the latter makes no mention of racial discrimination for mandated masks – just that an order …
Reverse Racism – only Whites in Lincoln, Oregon are mandated to wear face masks Read More »
Anyone who thinks the Left’s latest tantrum has anything to do with discrimination or justice for minorities is in for a surprise. The Left never does anything for anyone but itself. And all you are doing is helping them.
SHOT: US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi at Smith College: Good afternoon, graduates. Thank you for the immense honor of addressing you – the Smith College Class of 2020 – on this very special occasion. I am pleased to convey the congratulations of the Congress of the United States – and to bring special greetings on …
Wouldn’t this be construed as Discrimination if the roles were reversed? Read More »
Good quote on Government (specifically New Zealand but similar to NH and other States) not seeing the value of Worship and treating it like secular activities (emphasis mine):
Nine Supreme Court Judges agree. If you allege racial discrimination in a lawsuit regarding a business decision, there has to be proof that the decision was racially motivated.
In 2018, Democrats running for state representative seats in Concord proclaimed the need for bipartisanship. They won a majority in the House and Senate with their campaign promises. The truth became clear very soon after they swore their oath to our NH Constitution; they had the majority and they intended to subject the minority to …
The Supreme Court’s Blaine Amendment case is important because 37 states have Blaine Amendments. The case involves a Montana tax credit scholarship program. The tax credit program provided scholarships for underprivileged kids to use at private schools. The Montana legislature passed the law.
It’s the 21st century, “he said, she said.” He says he’s a she who says she has suffered discrimination. Why? The Miss Oregon Pageant tossed “her” a “bone” then took it back when they discovered “she” was born “with one.”
If you are unsure as to whether Democrats intend to use government force to suppress speech, look toward Los Angeles. Last April, the city passed an ordinance that would require contractors to declare political contributions to a specific political action organization.
