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handed to the conservative justice of the supreme court, yep, checks out. it s an attempt at a kind of magic trick or maybe more like a con, like a sidewalk con with a deck of cards to make the law magically go away. and it s worth taking a second to explain how egregious it is. so just bear with me here. usually what happens when a law goes into effect that is arguably unconstitutional, in this case flatly unconstitutional, the people that are harmed by that law or think they are going to be harmed seek something called injunctive relief. they go to the court and say you can t let this law go into in effect it s unconstitutional. the plaintiff they named is usually the government official that will enforce the law. so, for instance, the case to stop the bush administration from putting guantanamo bay detainees on trial before
penalty questions, and questions about covid closures and how they decided to let this texas law stand. and kim, ultimately, we don t know what is going to come of this, and the court could get a similar case that bans abortion at 15 weeks later in the term, but there is a trump appointee who said that he would only put on the court if they were devoted to overturning roe. and we do know a lot by letting this law go in texas, to go into effect, and a law that constitutionally violates roe v. wade and that there are five votes to overturn roe v. wade and they told us without voting. that is concerning, because you can see the states moving forward with their own challenges as well to sort of
that the person is 100% guilty. i m not sure it would be applicable to drug offenses. the nra is suing the state of florida to block a new law that the governor just signed, rick scott that would raise the legal age to buy all guns to 21 years old, the nra saying it violates the constitutional rights of 18 to 21-year-old people. what do you make of that? do you feel like that this law violates the second amendment? how far should the law go in that regard? i would not support the law. we send our sons and daughters over to afghanistan, in iraq. they defend our freedoms. if we if they do that they ought to be able to buy a hunting rifle. what about an ar-15? that s okay? i think we ought to do as we really detail what the operational characteristics are of weapons rather than just a scary name or a gun that looks a
i m a supporter of the death penalty, but only in those types of instances where we absolutely are 100% certain that the person is 100% guilty. i m not sure it would be applicable to drug offenses. and the nra is suing the state of florida to block a new law that the governor just signed there, rick scott, that would raise the legal age to buy all guns to 21 years. the nra saying that it violates the constitutional rights of 18 to 21-year-old people. what do you make of that? do you feel lake this law violates the second amendment? how far should the law go in that regard? i would not support the law. you know, we send our sons and daughters over to afghanistan. in iraq, they defend our freedoms. i think if we you know, if they do that, they ought to be able to have the right to buy a hunting rifle. what about an ar-15? an ar-15 to 18-year-olds? that s okay? i think we ought to do is we ought to really detail what the