"If you give me two more senators in the United States Senate, I promise you, I promise you, we're going to codify Roe and once again make Roe the law of the land." read more
Can political rallies affect the behavior of law enforcement officers towards racial minorities? Using data from 35 million traffic stops, we show that the probability that a stopped driver is Black increases by 5.74% after a Trump rally during his 2015"2016 campaign. The effect is immediate, specific to Black drivers, lasts for up to 60 days after the rally, and is not justified by changes in driver behavior. The effects are significantly larger among law enforcement officers whose estimated racial bias is higher at baseline, in areas that score higher on present-day measures of racial resentment, those that experienced more racial violence during the Jim Crow era, and in former slave-holding counties. Mentions of racial issues in Trump speeches, whether explicit or implicit, exacerbate the effect of a Trump rally among officers with higher estimated racial bias. read more
In May, the Texas Supreme Court ruled that DFPS could continue investigating families suspected of seeking out gender-affirming care while the case is appealed. "Prior to February 22, 2022, never in DFPS's history was investigating parents who merely followed medically recommended care prescribed by a doctor and with the consent of the child considered 'child abuse,'" the filing states.
Five Republicans in South Carolina's state senate have joined the Democratic minority to reject a near-total abortion ban ... read more
"Last week, the weirdo " he's a weirdo " Mark Zuckerberg came to the White House, kissed my ass all night," Trump said during the speech, going on to mimic their alleged conversation: "'Sir, I'd love to have dinner, sir. I'd love to have dinner. I'd love to bring my lovely wife.' All right, Mark, come on in. 'Sir, you're number one on Facebook. I'd like to congratulate you.' Thank you very much, Mark. I appreciate it." read more
#6 JeffJ is lying, as usual.
Why Unseal Ryan's Divorce Papers?
Neither Jack nor Jeri wanted them unsealed. What gives?
Records from the 1999 divorce of Illinois Senate candidate Jack Ryan were unsealed Monday, and the revelations contained therein are -----ing some of his supporters. The documents contain allegations from his ex-wife, actress Jeri Ryan, that her then-husband had a predilection for taking her to raunchy sex clubs. Both Ryans opposed the unsealing of the divorce records. Why was the court permitted to overrule their wishes?
Because the First Amendment rights of media organizations generally supercede the privacy rights of litigants, since the American legal system favors transparency in all court proceedings. In the Ryan case, the Chicago Tribune and a Chicago TV station sued in Los Angeles (where the divorce proceedings took place) to unseal the records. In keeping with prior rulings nationwide, the court concluded that the public's right of access outweighed whatever emotional distress the unsealing might cause.
slate.com
Also note that, in 2022, or even in 2015, these sorts of allegations did not ----- any Trump supporters.
"One Of The Wettest We've Ever Seen From The Standpoint Of Water": Donald Trump On Hurricane Florence www.buzzfeednews.com
Any word yet if this one is even wetter, from the standpoint of water?
"largely by transferring parking enforcement back to the department"
You sure this is the victory you want to claim, Tor?
Twenty million in taxes for more meter maids?
Paid street parking generates $37 million for the city annually, with another $21.8 million raised from tickets.
Author: KING Staff
Published: 2/20/2015 7:48:00 AM
www.king5.com
Admittedly these number are 7 years old, but you're talking about spending $20M to make just over $20M.
This is a jobs program for high school dropouts with GEDs also known as Cops.
#1 That just looks like Key West after Fantasy Fest.
Anyway, I hope DeSantis has a plan for cholera.