Haven't been here to The Contrarian in a while - and simply must tell you Ms. Rubin what a comfort it is to hear your voice, your sharp intellect and pertinent questions in these times - which try our souls. I get a kick out of how the scribe at The Washington Post, who brought comfort through her writing, is able to provide the same through her human presence. Yes, I do pay for my subscription & am happy to do so. Stay strong & healthy. Thank-you!
We need to learn from this regime, it will take so much to remove the cancers in the government that the regime has placed in it, and we need to hold those elected accountable for their actions. 6 democrats just put their rubber stamp on DHS spending. WTF were they thinking after Minneapolis, LA, Chicago? How much is too much before they grow back bones. 6 of them rubber stamped the expenditure and expected the Senate to fix it. What worthless elected officials.
I'm suspicious of more motives. . . the voter rolls, put out on the Cloud - interfaced with DOGE theft information. . . provide all that's needed for hackers to submit address changes, etc. for quite a few Democratic voters - to make it hard for them to vote.
I am quite a bit more concerned about ICE finding targets in the lines at polling places. I also worry about voter registration challenges and registration purges.
Prepare for legal fights and challenges. The DoJ has no business mucking about in the information of state election boards. I agree, there's lilely trouble ahead.
Two possible reasons. 1) database with addresses of voters. Addresses without voters then become likely targets for knocking down undocumented doors. 2) Cambridge analytical: Don't really know what that was about, but supposedly a great benefit to Trump 1.
And most obvious illegal voter: A resident at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, DC voted in Florida using an address he swore would never be his residence. No none cares.
Retired atty says: Here is an old, old saying. "The wheels of the law grind slow;y but they grind precious fine".
And let us give thanks for the Distruct Court judges and their fidelity to the law and the Constitution.
I do not trust this Supreme Court AT ALL.
M\y Con law professor said there are three kinds of judges. Like umpires ar a baseball gane.
#1 "There are balls and there are strikes and I call them as I see them."
#2 "There are balls and there are strikes and I call them as they are."
#3 "There are ba;;s and there are strikes, but there is nothing until I call them.
Unfortunately, SCOTUS has too many of the third kind.
Too late for Robert’s Court. Cheek to jowl with the treasonous White House trespasser.
Haven't been here to The Contrarian in a while - and simply must tell you Ms. Rubin what a comfort it is to hear your voice, your sharp intellect and pertinent questions in these times - which try our souls. I get a kick out of how the scribe at The Washington Post, who brought comfort through her writing, is able to provide the same through her human presence. Yes, I do pay for my subscription & am happy to do so. Stay strong & healthy. Thank-you!
We need to learn from this regime, it will take so much to remove the cancers in the government that the regime has placed in it, and we need to hold those elected accountable for their actions. 6 democrats just put their rubber stamp on DHS spending. WTF were they thinking after Minneapolis, LA, Chicago? How much is too much before they grow back bones. 6 of them rubber stamped the expenditure and expected the Senate to fix it. What worthless elected officials.
I'm suspicious of more motives. . . the voter rolls, put out on the Cloud - interfaced with DOGE theft information. . . provide all that's needed for hackers to submit address changes, etc. for quite a few Democratic voters - to make it hard for them to vote.
Great discussion and questions!
That bondi woman is desperately trying to help drump.
I am quite a bit more concerned about ICE finding targets in the lines at polling places. I also worry about voter registration challenges and registration purges.
Prepare for legal fights and challenges. The DoJ has no business mucking about in the information of state election boards. I agree, there's lilely trouble ahead.
Two possible reasons. 1) database with addresses of voters. Addresses without voters then become likely targets for knocking down undocumented doors. 2) Cambridge analytical: Don't really know what that was about, but supposedly a great benefit to Trump 1.
And most obvious illegal voter: A resident at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, DC voted in Florida using an address he swore would never be his residence. No none cares.