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Category Archives: Courts
Assault on America
Democracy has taken a beating during the past four years. From the day Trump was sworn in, the moral yardstick we use to measure presidents by morphed into a moral slide rule, constantly adjusted by obsequious Republicans anxious to cover … Continue reading
The Days After Election Day
As our democracy hangs by a rapidly fraying thread, it is critical that each of us do everything we can to ensure that Donald Trump is voted out of office, and once voted out of office, that he actually LEAVES … Continue reading
Voters Should Not Be Intimidated
Submitted by Francesca Rheannon: By Sean Morales-Doyle , Daniel I. Weiner , Wendy R. Weiser , Michael German , Elizabeth Goitein . From The Brennan Center Last Updated: October 7, 2020 Published: October 6, 2020 As Election Day nears, President … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 elections, Civil Rights, Coronavirus, Courts, democrats, disenfranchisement, DOJ, Fair elections, GOP, police, public health, Trump, Uncategorized, Voter Fraud, voting by mail, Zeldin
Tagged intimidation, polling stations, polls, safety, voters, voting
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Amy Klobuchar: the Cruz Hypocrisy regarding SCOTUS
People are already voting and they don’t buy in to phony Republican arguments for replacing Justice Ginsburg as soon as possible to insure enough Trump support on SCOTUS to overturn the election results if needed. Trump is not hiding his … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 elections, anti-semitism, Biden, bigotry, Civil Rights, Courts, disenfranchisement, Fair elections, fascism, GOP, Judiciary, public health, RBG, SCOTUS, Trump, Trump atrocities
Tagged cruz, klobuchar, Republican hypocrisy, tyranny
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Something you can do for RBG
From Randall Parsons/Judith Hope: If you feel the need to do something… or something more than you’ve been doing, here’s a way to honor RBG and help stop McConnell from pushing through another ultra conservative Supreme Court nominee. Leave voicemails … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 elections, Biden, Civil Rights, Courts, democrats, Fair elections, Health Care, Judiciary, Politics, RBG, SCOTUS, Trump
Tagged RBG, SCOTUS, Supreme court, vacancy
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Law and Order: not for Zeldin and Flynn
Remember when Republicans were known as the “law and order” party? Seems like a million years ago. Let’s recap the saga of Mike Flynn: November 2016: Trump announces Flynn as his incoming national security advisor. December 2016: Flynn secretly talks … Continue reading
Posted in Courts, perry gershon, Trump, Uncategorized, Zeldin
Tagged flynn, guilty, mike flynn, rule of law
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Whither the Supreme Court?
Thursday, September 27th 2018 was a very bad day for the Supreme Court. And at the epicenter of that day was a 45 minute rant by Judge Brett Kavanaugh, a nominee to the Supreme Court of the United States, furious … Continue reading
Posted in Courts, Judiciary, Uncategorized
Tagged Judiciary, Kavanaugh, Supreme court
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Kavanaugh’s 1982 Calendar: damning!
From Slate.com There’s an Entry on Kavanaugh’s 1982 Calendar That Supports Ford’s Story Better Than His Own By Matthew Zeitlin Sept 27, 20186:23 PM “go to Timmy’s for [Brew]skis (beer) with Judge, Tom, PJ, Bernie, Squi” (Provided by Brett Kavanaugh … Continue reading
Posted in Courts, Judiciary, SCOTUS, Trump, Uncategorized, Zeldin
Tagged committee, hearings, Kavanaugh, senate, Supreme court
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Are We Done Shooting Ourselves In The Foot Yet?
Justice Anthony Kennedy is retiring. Donald Trump gets to pick his successor. While the Senate engages in a debate about hypocrisy and whether or not to bring that nomination to the floor for a vote, nothing less than the character … Continue reading
Posted in Courts, Judiciary, Trump, Uncategorized, Zeldin
Tagged ideology, justice, Kennedy, purity, remain united, unity
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Liability for local law enforcement choosing to work with ICE
Police Chief Suspended for Exposing Illegal Aliens Employed at Local Plants A brand new report points to the legal liabilities for local government that choose to enforce Federal Immigration Laws. What is remarkable is that the 13-page … Continue reading
Posted in bigotry, Courts, immigration/deportation, Trump, Uncategorized, Zeldin
Tagged 4th amendment, constitution, detainer, ICE, police, sheriff, suffolk county
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The Great Lakes Are Attacking Us Now
Can you really blame them? By Charles P. Pierce Original post on Esquire.com Oct 4, 2017 While the Secretary of the Interior is jetting around on our dime, and the head of the Environmental Protection Agency is slow-dancing with his … Continue reading
Posted in Air Pollution, climate change, Congress, Courts, Environment, EPA, GOP, New York Times, Politics, science, Trump, Uncategorized
Tagged algae, drinking, Gorsuch, Lake Erie, liver damage, microcystis, pollution, Supreme court, toxins, water
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No one Above the Law, at Least in Israel
Sara Netanyahu Will Be Indicted For $100K Fraud Scheme September 8, 2017 By JTA The wife of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Sara, will be indicted on four counts of fraud for allegedly diverting some $100,000 in public funds for … Continue reading
Posted in Courts, Ethics, GOP, israel, Russian connection, Trump, Uncategorized, Zeldin
Tagged fraud, israel, likud, netanyahu
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Arpaio is a Really Bad Hombre
From Paul Clements (running for Congress in Kalamazoo MI) Friday, the President announced that he had pardoned notorious Sheriff Joe Arpaio on his conviction for contempt of court. When I first heard the news, I called it “a travesty” and … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Courts, Discrimination, GOP, immigration/deportation, Torture, Trump, Uncategorized, Zeldin
Tagged Arpaio, pardon, Torture
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Typographical Mistakes and Voter Information: Why you Should Worry!
I just posted two relevant articles from the Patch.com ICE typographical mistake concerning the name of a resident leads to family disaster NY State to hand over Board of Election (BoE) voter registration data to Trump Anyone who has ever … Continue reading
Posted in Canvassing, Courts, Cuomo, disenfranchisement, first amendment, Uncategorized, Voter Fraud
Tagged disenfranchising, Privacy, Voter Fraud, voter rights
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Because ICE Made A Typo…
Because ICE Made A Typo, These Kids Will Lose Their Dad In Just Days Joel Colindrés, a beloved father of two with no criminal record, is facing imminent deportation to Guatemala. By RJ Scofield (Patch Staff) – Updated August 2, … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Courts, Discrimination, immigration/deportation, Judiciary, Uncategorized
Tagged criminal, deportation, guatamala, hate, ICE, spelling mistake
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Polemicists in Robes — We Are In Deep Trouble
Slate.com The president’s latest batch of bomb-throwing judicial nominees will transform the federal bench for generations to come. By Dahlia Lithwick John Bush, left, and Damien Schiff.Photos by Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLP and Pacific Legal Foundation If the republic … Continue reading