Bloomberg News's "constitutional law expert" Noah Feldman believes that SCOTUS should not have agreed to hear G. G. v Gloucester County School Board because it is too soon to address transgender equality.
The news media isn't fooling anyone.
Sorry Carl Bernstein, as one who lived through the drama and dangers of Watergate, I can only wish that Sam Irvin were with us now.
My local paper ran an opinion piece by Charles Krauthammer on Sunday. It was called My vote, explained and you can read it here if you're interested. -> Washington Post If you've ever read his stuff you know that Krauthammer is a Neocon for sure and as crazy as any of them. There's never been a war of choice he couldn't get behind and, although he says he won't vote for Hillary I'm sure he'd support her vision of an exceptional America raining death and destruction across the Middle East and elsewhere. Mr. Krauthammer is also, apparently, an imbecile.
As was discussed here sometime ago, it was revealed by Wikileaks that Hillary's backers planned to create an astroturf movement, a phony grassroots movement intended to make people feel like they were support progressive causes but in actuality were supporting The Evil Queen herself.
Well here's the latest email I got from them:
What with our election bringing depression to millions for far too long, it's easy to understand why one could begin to tune out any news from our more civilized neighbors to the north.
It's telling when fellow Liberals negate the merits of my argument by declaring them solely a by-product of "Right Wing Hate Speech". Or by declaring that Hillary is being held up to a higher standard than all the other corrupt politicians before her because she's a girl.
I see a lot of hair shirt wearing and pearl crushing going on. If Trumps wins it will be Armageddon!
Part of the problem is the current perception that the executive runs the country which by and large is false.
Trump is disliked equally by most of the Republican elite as he is by the the Democratic Party elite so in fact electing him would probably diminish the rise of executive power over the last few decades. No I am not arguing for his election.
The NY Times looked at early voting trends, and Hillary has reason to be concerned.
Looks like young people wanted Bernie, not Hillary.
Maybe the DNC should have thought about that before rigging the nomination.
