Biden forms commission to study stacking the Supreme Court & Judiciary
Biden formed a so-called bipartisan likely committed to stacking the Supreme Court, making it another Democrat legislative body that circumvents Congress and ignores our civil rights.
The good news is that so far Senator Manchin said he will not agree to it. We will see how long he can stand up to the onslaught.
Politico reports that the Biden administration’s commission will study reforms to the Supreme Court and the federal judiciary.
The commission will be housed under the purview of the White House Counsel’s office and filled out with the behind-the-scenes help of the Biden campaign’s lawyer Bob Bauer.
2009 report shows the path to deterring hate crimes and we desperately need deterrence Todd Blodgett, Iowa View contributor
Why domestic terrorism is so hard to classify
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On Nov. 16, the New York Times reported that hate crimes in the United States rose in 2019 to a level not reached in over a decade, while more murders motivated by hate were recorded than ever before.” But it didn’t have to be this way.
In 2009, national security analysts at the Joint Terrorism Task Force, working with experts from the FBI and CIA, submitted an analysis, complete with sound policy recommendations, regarding violence inspired and perpetrated by individuals affiliated with, or sympathetic to, organized hate. However, because of pressure from congressional Republicans, that report was spurned, repudiated, and then deep-sixed by the Obama Department of Homeland Security. To be sure, many GOP objections were valid; groups like the National Rifle A
He’s one of several advisers the Biden team added to its coronavirus team on Friday.
Former Food and Drug Commissioner David Kessler, who served presidents from both parties in 1990-1997, will serve as Mr. Biden’s chief science adviser for the COVID-19 response.
Abbe Gluck, a prominent Yale law professor with government experience in New Jersey and New York City, will serve as general counsel.
The Biden team also added several new policy advisers and communications pros including Ben Wakana, a former spokesman for the Obama Department of Health and Human Services who later served as executive director of the Patients For Affordable Drugs, a nonprofit that pressured lawmakers to drive down the cost of prescription medicines.
Dec 15, 2020
Mr. President, presidential pardons are reserved for great Americans who made a mistake and have paid their dues to society. Here are two great patriots who fit the bill perfectly.
I’m proud to say they are both my friends. And I’m proud to be fighting for them. Both men have done great things for America and the American people. They deserve a pardon so they can move on with their lives and legacies.
Let’s start with my friend Pete Rose. Pete is one of the greatest baseball players in history. He is beloved for being the greatest hustler in sports history. That’s why the media dubbed him “Charlie Hustle.” He is one of America’s most popular and celebrated athletes. Pete doesn’t just belong in the Baseball Hall of Fame. His bust should be right upfront with Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and Cy Young. Pete Rose is baseball.
13 Dec 2020
Progressives leaders and groups such as Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT), and the Working Families Party have poured millions into the Georgia Senate runoffs, believing that the advancement of their leftist agenda hinges on the election of Democrats Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff.
Politicoreported Saturday that progressives have declared a cease-fire with more moderate Democrats to focus on taking the Senate majority.
“If Democrats don’t take back control of the Senate, much of the progressive agenda is doomed,”
Politico wrote.
Subsequently, progressives have raised millions of dollars to elect Warnock and Ossoff.
Ocasio-Cortez’s team announced that they had raised $600,000 for outside leftist groups. The Working Families Party, which advocates for defunding America’s law enforcement, plans to spend more than $1 million on efforts to elect Warnock and Ossoff. Sanders has raised $400,000 for the Georgia Senate race.