response. no, sir, we are not bluffing. here s your indictment. here are your handcuffs. we ll see you in court. now can you reconsider? this is part of a chess match. yeah. i think that sounds right. tara, you re a business owner. you dealt with donald trump. you know how he operates. does it seem conceivable to you that allen weisselberg could have benefitted and received all of these gifts, his family, his kids received all of this stuff, not accounted for it in the books, in the company taxes without donald trump being aware of that? absolutely not. because first of all, we know just from his presidency, let alone all the years in business because this is not his first rodeo in terms of investigations, trump s soho was investigated, particularly don jr. and ivanka. they had emails that were baked. that s a different issue.
place, he got close to that role. justice elena kagan slammed saying the majority feared the statute congress wrote is too radical so the majority writes its own set of rules limiting section 2 there multiple directions. what is tragic here is the court has yet again rewritten in order to weaken a statute that stands as a monument to america s greatness. since roberts has been on the bench the court has eviscerated federal preclearance and gutted the intent test which prohibited states from voting practices with racist intent. nearly all of the pillars of the voting rights act have been defanged leaving the country closer to the jim crow past than the civil rights era. according to vox the rulings endorse phantom fears about voter fraud and it permits
this in 2010. we won that 8 to 1 with justice thomas being the only dissent. then four years later in sell by county the supreme court struck down that part of the voting rights act, 7-5. the court has been on a real hostility because it s cataloged it in the dissent. in one sense it s expected. in another, to have this decision say or suggest that voter fraud is like some real problems that states have a lot of leeway to solve, you can read this a lot of different ways. as a critic, as a citizen but one way we should read it is as a southern state trying to disenfranchise african-american voters. this gave a rhetoric and how to book on how to do it which is why legislation is so important. 100%.
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