Attorney. "Cultish right wing hack" - Norman Ornstein.

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The rot at civil rights Division was so deep. A department charged with protecting Americans' civil rights...staffed with deep state ideologues on a jihad against both. Thank God for Harmeet.
🚨 IT'S OFFICIAL: AAG Harmeet Dhillon says 300 attorneys within her division QUIT the DOJ because she's trying to purge voter rolls of ineligible voters, and end DEI GOOD RIDDANCE! They SELF DEPORTED! 👋🏻 Dhillon is REFUSING to back down on getting rid of illegal aliens, noncitizens and ineligibles off the state voter rolls. This is EXISTENTIAL for America's elections No state should be allowed to cheat. @AAGDhillon is also rooting out discrimination and DEI that was allowed to fester under Biden. I voted for every minute of this! Anyone who quits DOJ because America first is being prioritized WON'T BE MISSED
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This one seems like a potential contender for new low
Making up a quote is not a mark of a "high-trust civil society"
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Wait, $5 an hour? Were people working for that little? That would be weird, since the federal minimum wage is $7.25 an hour. Do Democrats want mass migration so a class of foreign workers can undercut Americans at illegal rates while they also advocate for a higher minimum wage?
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The word "nuance" has more to do with subtlety than it does with moral complexity, and yet I am constantly—and increasingly—hearing people using it as follows: Person A: *makes assertion* Person B: "I actually think [assertion] is more nuanced..." What Person B usually means is either that [assertion] is wrong or that it is more complicated/difficult than Person A is making it out to be. Or: "I think [insane woke thing from 2020 that we can all finally speak out against] is actually really nuanced." But what that actually means is, "I think [insane woke thing from 2020 that we can all finally speak out against] is actually insane." It's funny, I think we have started using "nuance" as a cover for mealymouthed speech. Can't commit to being truly assertive in the face of someone else's assertion, so we default to "nuance."
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Starting to think some of these academic leaders may not be on the level
Cambridge is no longer planning to investigate Jason Arday’s academic record or the university’s decision to hire or cover for him. Instead, the investigation will focus on “his welfare, his care, his well-being” and “whether the school offered him sufficient support amid accusations that he plagiarized.”
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Dostoyevsky on the death of his infant daughter. A passage that has stayed with me years after I first encountered it
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Even if you generally vote Democrat, consider voting for Republican attorneys general! “We find that narrow election of a Republican prosecutor reduces all-cause mortality rates among young men ages 20-29 by 6.6%. This decline is driven predominantly by reductions in firearm-related deaths."
Do we expect any attorney general positions to flip this year? Georgia might theoretically, but downballot lag + Jackson's strong campaign could prevent it. WI/MI/NV/AZ are probably potential flips, but it's a very blue year. Ellison in MN would be in trouble in a redder year.
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Seems backwards? Virtue is prerequisite of freedom.
Jeremy Boreing: “In a fallen world, freedom does not guarantee virtue. And yet, freedom is the prerequisite for virtue.” @JeremyDBoreing
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(I hear--I'm not in a position to report firsthand.)
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What a bizzare thing to say, no matter what you think of IVF. Rape is horrific, but I'm not tempted to wish that a person conceived in rape didn't exist. Ditto maternal death during childbirth, etc. Whence this strange moral confusion?
I’ve held too many IVF babies to hear anyone say they shouldn’t have been born. We can have a thoughtful discussion about the ethics of IVF; that’s a valid conversation. But I will always defend these babies and for the parents who fought so hard to bring them into the world.
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Sure almost every person alive today wouldn't exist but for a rape that happened at some point in history? @razibkhan is this dumb for me to assume?
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For me, it's a simple as if a child is conceived in adultery: The circumstances of how it came about were wrong, but that speaks nothing on the dignity of the person who came about through such.
Replying to @BeverlyHallberg
You’re right — it’s a really difficult topic. Many people wouldn’t exist if not for IVF. Many people wouldn’t have children if not for IVF. All life is a sacred gift from God. But we can say that and also be honest at the same time that the way IVF is practiced in this country is NOT conducive to life. In fact, we HAVE to, if we are going to be successful in protecting innocent, vulnerable, human life, which begins at the moment of fertilization (according to science!). The creation of unused embryos via IVF each and every year almost doubles the number of abortions that occur every year. It’s not easy to talk about. But we have to be honest. The millions of lives on ice deserve our honesty.
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This is no better than charging white Americans more leniently because they’re white. It’s invidious discrimination and it’s unconstitutional.
Arlington’s Commonwealth’s Attorney testified that her office has a DUI policy specifically for DACA recipients. In a small number of cases, prosecutors have considered changing a DUI to a different first-degree misdemeanor so the defendant can renew DACA status. (We don’t have first-degree misdemeanors - they are called Class 1 misdemeanors - surprised an elected prosecutor doesn’t know that). She says the defendant is still held accountable and the original DUI charge remains visible. But DACA status is a factor in the plea resolution, one that an American citizen charged with the same offense cannot invoke. Should immigration status affect which crime appears on a defendant’s record? Source: Dehghani-Tafti deposition, p. 89, lines 6–22.
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In the wake of its insane anti-Semitic quackery, the federal panel recommends suspending the American Psychological Association’s accreditation authority.
What an extraordinary day for @usedgov, under leadership of @EDSecMcMahon @Linda_McMahon, sending a powerful message not only to the APA but to the entire higher education field: anti-Semitism will not be tolerated. Kudos to NACIQI, incl. @jaypgreene @AdamKissel Robert Eitel. Kudos also to my colleagues at @brandeiscenter for their extraordinary work on this, incl. Deena Margolies @kpbarall Jimmy Brandt Rebecca Harris Denise Katz-Prober Omer Wiczyk. lnkd.in/eAc_vKBc
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What many don't realize is that Tony Soprano had a real dark side to him
Tony beating Zellman over Irina just makes you wonder how did a jealous man like this end up been the boss of the New Jersey crew?😏 Irina almost dies from a suicide attempt after Tony discards her, but the second she finds a decent guy like Zellman who treats her well, Tony has to swoop in and break it up. The sheer hypocrisy of him driving over there drunk, breaking into the apartment, and whipping Zellman with a leather belt is nauseating. He screams, "All the girls in New Jersey, you had to fuck this one?" Meanwhile, he’s got Carmela at home and a brand-new partner in his life. He didn't even want Irina anymore! He just couldn't handle the blow to his territorial pride. He completely tanked her best shot at escaping a bad situation just because his ego couldn't handle seeing her smile with a politician. #TheSopranos #TonySoprano #Zellman #Irina
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Oh my goodness I promise I was completely unaware of this Holy guacamole
watching random episodes of "The Sopranos" now streaming on HBO & could not bear to see a second time the episode in which Adrianna is "whacked." during the original season, stopped watching the series at that point & did not even see the controversial final episode until years later. (did anyone else stop watching at that point? just curious. that Tony & the "colorful mob characters" could murder Adrianna who was one of their own was a line that, once crossed, turned the serio-comic tone of "The Sopranos" irrevocably sour, ugly.) (& indeed the final season was dim-lighted, a downward spiral. one by one the "colorful characters" died, except for Paulie Walnuts. quite a dark journey for Americans to be watching collectively.)
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Very damning clip here as Manhattan Institute economist @DanielDiMartino forces Harry Sisson to say the quiet part out loud. Di Martino: “Do you think Susan Collins is a radical?” Sisson: “Yeah.”
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When someone can only be educated by force, you can either put him in a school authorized to educate him by force, or exempt him and let him work. Those are the only two options. I have very little preference.
it's actually that people keep doing this to me, but right-wingedly. I am not asking for "positive outcomes," I'm saying, "hey, after we expel the bad kids who are under the age of say, 16, then what do we do with them?"
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Every thinking adult knows *exactly* why we allow them to screw good kids out of their education instead.
Replying to @memeticsisyphus
We can’t have tracking for the same reason they don’t like discipline schools. The lessor status choice will have disproportionate black students and will be shut down as racist. Until you solve that problem you will never find a viable solution.
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Thank you to @thedispatch for publishing my piece on the Department of Education’s move to withdraw the ABA’s accreditation authority.
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