virus, and it s not going to cause a surge in the cases in my opinion. cause a surge in the cases in my opinion- cause a surge in the cases in my opinion. professor, on the cases that. my opinion. professor, on the cases that, we my opinion. professor, on the cases that, we heard - my opinion. professor, on the cases that, we heard from - my opinion. professor, on thej cases that, we heard from the who that it s come up with this morning, about the lack of transparency with debts and cases there. we were surprised by that? cases there. we were surprised b that? ., ,, by that? i m not so surprised certainly. by that? i m not so surprised certainly, during by that? i m not so surprised certainly, during zero - by that? i m not so surprised certainly, during zero covid. | certainly, during zero covid. it s extremely low level of infections. , showcasing the superiority of the political system and now with the virus, unbridled in china, and the significant increase of the number
to organize an effort to obstruct the certification of the vote on january 6th. paul butler, in history of the supreme court, we have seen nothing like what we are seeing from the political activities regarding clarence thomas s wife. and yet there is absolutely no sense that the supreme court, notably the chief justice seems to have any concerns about clarence thomas s failure to recuse in a case that involved mark meadows communications and those couldn t include communications with clarence thomas s wife. where are we going forward with this unprecedented situation on the supreme court? we desperately need reform of the supreme court, including mandatory recusal rules when they have obviously conflicts of interest like justice thomas at in setting a case about emails and text that his wife and partner were included on. at this point under the law justice thomas himself gets to decide whether to recuse. that s unconscionable. i m not sure lawrence that the supreme court is concer
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words have consequences. unbridled hate comes at a cost. our stolen loved ones are not a talking point. they re missing faces at birthday parties, empty seats at dinner tables. they paid the price for militarized hate in this country. it is high time that congress get serious about the cost of anti-lbgtq hatred and commit to honoring those in its cross hairs with real actions. a simple truth is this, we just want to live. is that so much to ask? in the midst of an ongoing crisis such an important conversation on capitol hill today. the first of its kind and not too soon. the house oversight committee held a hearing on what should be a fundamental right, the ability of people in the lbgtq community