Stephen Miller: "The president is using his authority as commander as chief to sign an executive order using the new ruling the Supreme Court issued to expand the definition of people who are ineligible for birthright citizenship. That includes, for example, alien enemies ... "
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I’m thinking Miller is an alien enemy? Or maybe just a vampire enemy!
He developed a deep seated grudge against people of hispanic heritage in his mid teens, about 14 or 15 years old, and later a prejudice agains muslims. Nobody seems to know why exactly. Before that he had hispanic friends. It could be that being a bigoted asshole brought him the attention he craved.
Another Epstein, lost war, terrible economy, distraction.
Dont worry, Im sure the reporters there did a thorough grilling with aggressive questions demanding answers. Oh, they rolled over once again lest they be banished from Temu Sun King's presence?
Like Donald just saying so makes it so.
I hate that faction. If we're just going to be like them, what's the point? I want something better for every.single.person, whether they're "on my team" or no. I'm proud of being a liberal.
This administration used SCOTUS decisions to remove a woman's right to privacy then promises a federal ban on their private choices. Now their intent removes citizenship from anyone feds determine are "organized" against their authority🦅this is a path to eliminate another right🦅Not "unlikely"🦅vote🇺🇲
Obviously Making Babies...!
like many, many, MANY white men, his wife and children are just extensions of himself having as much inherent value as any other status symbol such as his house in a nice neighbourhood or his new car. he needn't concern himself with their rights or their happiness outside of how they serve his image
For anyone else who is curious. Palmer raids - Wikipedia share.google/O0nZerK4lsUP...
I tried to find information about this but couldn’t. Early ACLU and NAACP history seems mostly cooperative 🤔
Blind justice, etc. 😒 Interesting, that [the ordinances] were so broad that, “Skokie had already used the same law[s] to deny the Jewish War Veterans a permit to parade.”
Why does he speak for someone sitting right beside him?