Expectation was that no one would care. It turns out people cared. The country cares. And amid the public outcry against this policy, on june 20th, President Trump formally ended his administrations policy to continue to take parents away from their kids. Today it is supposedly not the policy anymore. Because of the haphazard way they implemented it in the first place, they literally developed no plan while they were ripping kids out of their parents arms, to keep track of where they were sending those parents and the kids, the court has ordered the president to give the kids back, 500 of them still havent been given back and the advocacy organizations, like the aclu, fighting the administration in court, tell us that theres no real sign the administration is working all that hard to fix that and to get the kids back, even though now they are under court order. So this scandal, it wears on day after day. Week after week when we do hear about rare belated reunions between parents and th
It. One Current Administration official involved with the policy telling Jonathan Blitzer at the new yorker, quote, the expectation was that no one would care. It turns out people cared. The country cares. And amid the public outcry against this policy, on june 20th, President Trump formally ended his administrations policy to continue to take parents away from their kids. Today it is supposedly not the policy anymore. Because of the haphazard way they implemented it in the first place, they literally developed no plan while they were ripping kids out of their parents arms, to keep track of where they were sending those parents and the kids, the court has ordered the president to give the kids back, 500 of them still havent been given back and the advocacy organizations, like the aclu, fighting the administration in court, tell us that theres no real sign the administration is working all that hard to fix that and to get the kids back, even though now they are under court order. So thi
and antonin scalia founded the society. there is no mystery about what conservatives want. it is just only with president trump s three appointments that they ve had the votes. they want to end affirmative action. they want to end any sorts of gun control laws under the second aeld. and as we see from the draft opinion yesterday, they want to overturn roe v. wade. but that leads to issues like contraception. remember, the supreme court has already in the hobby lobby case said, some forms of contraception are like abortion and they can be banned as well. so this is the way the law works. once you do one big step like roe v. wade, like overturning roe v. wade, lots of other things come in behind it. and we know where they re coming because conservatives haven t been hiding their agenda for decades. you know, there is apparently no realistic path for congress
received before she had to withdraw. so right out of the gate, a week later. it was more unpopular than the harriet meyers population. that makes it historically unpopular. since then, he s been circulating on capitol hill, taking meetings with senators, the white house has been trying to build support for the nomination. over that time, brett kavanaugh s poll numbers have gotten worse. his support is negative. more people oppose his nomination than support it. it is not only worse than harriet meyers, it is worse than rob bourque who was not withdrawn as a nominee but he was rejected by a large bipartisan majority in the senate. this is interesting though. the very, very, very bad polling for the nominee at the supreme court shows us why his numbers so upside down. it turns out, it is gender. brett kavanaugh s net support is negative overall in the country because he is net minus 18 with american women. that is a huge gap by an 18-point gap, american women say do not confirm brett k
later. it was more unpopular than the harriet meyers population. that makes it historically unpopular. since then, he s been circulating on capitol hill, taking meetings with senators, the white house has been trying to build support for the nomination. over that time, brett kavanaugh s poll numbers have gotten worse. his support is negative. more people oppose his nomination than support it. it is not only worse than harriet meyers, it is worse than rob bourque who was not withdrawn as a nominee but he was rejected by a large bipartisan majority in the senate. this is interesting though. the very, very, very bad polling for the nominee at the supreme court shows us why his numbers so upside down. it turns out, it is gender.