Although my dad was born on the 5th, we always celebrated him on the 4th. A true American hero—82nd Airborne, he fought the Nazis hand to hand in the Battle of the Bulge.
He later served in the Honor Guard lovingly laying his comrades to rest. Here pictured after a 4th of July parade with his only sibling who is 101.
He would have been 98 tomorrow and continues to be a constant source of strength, courage and determination as first generation ANTIFA.
I carry on the fight.
@johnldeboer Consequences of selling out. Integrity is like virginity, you only get to lose it once.
New Jersey Star-Ledger Editorial Board: The ‘No Labels’ campaign to re-elect Trump https://www.nj.com/opinion/2023/06/the-no-labels-campaign-to-re-elect-trump-editorial.html #politics #uspol
#scotus The man who supposedly went to the website designer in Colorado to get a website for his upcoming gay marriage never did that. In fact, he’s not gay and is married to a woman. In fact, he’s a website designer himself! Now, for you lawyers out there - does he have a case for a lawsuit?
Remember Gingrich’s Contract with America? One of its provisions was term limits for Congress. Obviously, that went nowhere. But Biden can resurrect that Republican talking point by applying it to the Supreme Court, since he’s unwilling to add justices. Make it, say, 25 years . It would have to apply to all federal judges too. And while he’s at it, he can say that he likes that old Republican idea about applying term limits to Congress as well. Ecumenical Joe!
@JMHardin
There was no couple. It was a one-sided case, just the website person making up a theoretical case, which according to a legal discussion I heard on a podcast (I don’t have legal knowledge myself) is not even a legitimate sort of case.
Here’s something I hadn’t considered before about legacy admission preference. Heard a president if a small college in Minnesota this morning discussing the recent SCOTUS ruling and the subject of legacy came up. She said the admission process takes into account the “yield” - the percentage of actual acceptances out of those the college hands out. An applicant whose family member attended the college would be more likely to attend also - thus increasing the yield.
Retired surgeon, now a novel writer (thrillers mostly) in North Carolina