Yo, what you doing, cuz . The barbers like, okay, hold on, reroute. Going from the look to straight pouting with his arms folded. Wonder woman here is awesome. Lets get to it 5 years old, shes going to give us a makeup tutorial. Got it, got it, got it, got it. Foundation and beauty wonder. Now yeah. Spread it, blend it. Rrow now you rub it in like this. Yep, just like that. Now using this the purple color. Oh. No purple. Its time for eye shadow. Youve got to beat those eyes, girl, make them pop. Just go allin, girlfriend. Go allin, commit. Shes committed. Yep, okay. Yep, yep. Good thing the showers right behind her. Smoky eye. Youve got to smudge it and smudge it and smudge it. Okay, wait no, shes going for drama. Now she catches a glimpse of her artistry. See . Shes oeven shocked herself. Shut off the camera it goes fast when youre having fun. Rightthisminute. Com has more interesting and entertaining content. Check the stand off outside san antonio, texas forced them to close down fo
To have an impossible transition due to no ones fault but my own. He is attacking me, saying that im telling lies about him. That im trying to turn the public against him and ive never done that. Reporter adams as long said she would like chancellor lee to know and even have a relationship with carruth and his letter indicates that too. She takes him to prisons saying hes in the smile ministry. She says she doesnt know the motivation behind carruths letter adding it wont change the work shes doing with her grandson. Ill be on that mission until i die. Sounded like that letter had some mixed messages in it. He was apologizing yet going on attack for the grandmother who raised his son. Who he calls a godsend for raising his son. Who got Cerebral Palsy for the incident he was responsible for. Hell be at the end of his sentence very soon. Stick around. We have the skinny coming up next. H be at the end of his sentence very soon. E be at the sentence very soon. be at the sentence very soon.
The goal or the purpose of the books to not only talk about how to revive the constitution and restore the republic, but to inform people on what the republic is supposed to look like, how the constitution is supposed to function and to move some of the Decision Making away from the centralized Government Back to the state legislatures acting collectively as the framers intended. Host you write in the liberty amendments about the 17th amendment. The 17th amendment serves not the public interest, but the interests of the governing masterminds and their disciples. Its early proponents advance, it is not because they championed democracy or the individual, but because they knew it would be one of several important mechanisms for empowering the federal government and unraveling Constitutional Republicanism. Guest right. The framers didnt create a pure democracy. That would be absolute nonsense and crazy. In fact, if you look at the constitution, its very complex, what they created here. Yo
The federal government is so completely out of control with the constitution that when you look at the various phases of what it is doing, it would be nice if we could break them into three separate branches. But it is more much now than ever before. And they dont check at much as they used to and of course sometimes it is never even contemplated, this massive Administrative State. And so its all quite important. And the goal is to not only talk about how to revive the constitution but to inform people with above public is supposed to look like and how the constitution is supposed to function and to move some of the decisionmaking and the centralized situation and you write about the 17th amendment. Because it serves not the Public Interest but the governing mastermind of the disciples. Not because they championed democracy or the individual but because they knew it would be one of several important mechanisms for unraveling the constitution. That would be absolute nonsense and crazy.
Resume and my transcript and all of that stuff but partly it was judge miclin knew everybody in chicago. He had gone to university of chicago. He had deep and close connects there. He picked up the phone and talked to some people about me and, you know, i could say that about sort of everything ive gotten in my life. Honestly i think most people can. The, you know, it is partly because of the hard work that youve put in and because of what youve accomplished but it is, it is partly because there, you know, other people whom you have run into along the way who were there to do a good turn for you and you hope you will be there to do a good turn for somebody else but, you know, i mean sort of said that way it can seem very selfserving, like go, find mentors so they can help you but you know in truth we all help each other and thinking about, thinking as you go through especially the early years of a legal career, the people youre connecting with and, and, you know, how you can learn from