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B-Man

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  1. That's quite the cabinet Joe assembled.
  2. Someone's making some money. https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/policy/education/3038109/new-mexico-school-district-grant-money-chest-binders/ .
  3. Pull the Alarm! Jamaal Bowman Appears Headed for Primary Defeat. https://pjmedia.com/matt-margolis/2024/06/13/pull-the-alarm-jamaal-bowman-appears-headed-for-primary-defeat-n4929847#google_vignette
  4. Again, picking out one part of the article to try (and fail) to make a point. His suggestion IS a poor attempt at a gotcha question. . . . . . . . but you knew that. MEANWHILE: RELIABLE ?
  5. What good is any I.D. if the cartel won't use it ? Why oh why would Benson not want absentee ballot signatures to be checked for validity? Hrm. It's almost as if she has some ulterior motive. *cough cough* https://twitchy.com/samj/2024/06/13/tori-sachs-thread-win-for-election-integrity-thread-n2397246 .
  6. Why Is the Biden Admin Hanging Israel Out to Dry? It’s Politics. FTA: The AP and other outlets picked up the narrative that a couple of hundred Palestinians died in the hostage rescue, making too big an assumption that they were all perfectly innocent. In a recent interview, ABC's Martha Raddatz acted like she was more concerned about the terrorists who died than the hostages who are now safe: The Biden administration is doing what it’s doing to pander to a few Muslim voters, while the rest of the left and the mainstream media will do all they can to make Israel look bad every time. It's shameful. https://pjmedia.com/chris-queen/2024/06/12/stand-with-israel-n4929814 .
  7. Food and Drug Administration v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine (consolidated with Danco Laboratories, L.L.C. v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine) Date: June 13, 2024 Author: Kavanaugh Split: 9-0 Dissent: N/A Appeal From: Fifth Circuit Basic Facts: In 2000, the Food and Drug Administration approved a new drug application for mifepristone tablets marketed under the brand name Mifeprex for use in terminating pregnancies up to seven weeks. To help ensure that Mifeprex would be used safely and effectively, FDA placed additional restrictions on the drug’s use and distribution, for example requiring doctors to prescribe or to supervise prescription of Mifeprex, and requiring patients to have three in-person visits with the doctor to receive the drug. In 2016, FDA relaxed some of these restrictions: deeming Mifeprex safe to terminate pregnancies up to 10 weeks; allowing healthcare providers, such as nurse practitioners, to prescribe Mifeprex; and approving a dosing regimen that required just one in-person visit to receive the drug. In 2019, FDA approved an application for generic mifepristone. In 2021, FDA announced that it would no longer enforce the initial in-person visit requirement. Four pro-life medical associations and several individual doctors moved for a preliminary injunction that would require FDA either to rescind approval of mifepristone or to rescind FDA’s 2016 and 2021 regulatory actions. Danco Laboratories, which sponsors Mifeprex, intervened to defend FDA’s actions. The District Court agreed with the plaintiffs and in effect enjoined FDA’s approval of mifepristone, thereby ordering mifepristone off the market. FDA and Danco appealed and moved to stay the District Court’s order pending appeal. As relevant here, this Court ultimately stayed the District Court’s order pending the disposition of proceedings in the Fifth Circuit and this Court. On the merits, the Fifth Circuit held that plaintiffs had standing. It concluded that plaintiffs were unlikely to succeed on their challenge to FDA’s 2000 and 2019 drug approvals, but were likely to succeed in showing that FDA’s 2016 and 2021 actions were unlawful. This Court granted certiorari with respect to the 2016 and 2021 FDA actions. Issue: Holding: Reversed and remanded. Skinny: While consequential, this is again a procedural ruling. (It doesn't have anything to do with whether one thinks the drug — or abortion, in general — is good or bad.) The court notes that it's possible someone else might have standing to challenge the FDA's relaxed regulation of the drug, but the plaintiffs here cannot show that they suffer any injury from the FDA's actions (they're not required to use or prescribe the drug), and so they cannot properly challenge those actions. https://redstate.com/smoosieq/2024/06/13/the-skinny-on-scotus-n2175428
  8. Biden’s Border ‘Crackdown’ Working About as Well as We Expected. Joe Biden, the Cynic in Chief, has been desperate to do something about the massive influx of illegal aliens that he invited to the United States when he took office in 2021. I'm not going to say it was the greatest mistake of any president in American history. After all, he's still got seven months to go before he's gone. But sending out an invitation to millions of desperate, hungry, endangered people to come ahead and be welcome is going to be hard to top. So when Biden stood before the American people a little more than a week ago and promised he would close the border if illegal entries exceeded 2,500 asylum seekers a day for seven days in a row, we all thought, "Show me, Mr. President. You've got zero credibility on this issue." Biden still doesn't have any credibility. https://pjmedia.com/rick-moran/2024/06/12/bidens-border-crackdown-working-about-as-well-as-we-expected-n4929834 .
  9. More: MELTDOWN: SPLC Terminates a Quarter of Staff, ‘Decimates’ Three Departments, Union Claims: The far-left smear factory the Southern Poverty Law Center reportedly terminated a quarter of its staff Wednesday, weakening and perhaps eliminating two of its departments amid a restructure that heavily hit its union members. The SPLC “gutted its staff by a quarter,” the organization’s union posted on X. (Yes, this nonprofit organization has its own labor union. If staff get tired of protesting Alliance Defending Freedom, they can protest management, instead.) The SPLC told more than 60 union members, including five union stewards and the union’s chair, that they would be losing their jobs. “We are devastated for our union and our colleagues,” the union posted. https://www.dailysignal.com/2024/06/13/meltdown-splc-terminates-quarter-staff-decimates-3-departments-union-claims/ .
  10. He's "reliable" all right. George Stephanopoulos Rips the Mask Off, Gives CNN Advice on How to ‘Get’ Trump in the Debate It’s time for people to stop treating him as a journalist and acknowledge him for what he is. A former Bill Clinton staffer and Democrat party strategist masquerading as a member of the press. https://legalinsurrection.com/2024/06/george-stephanopoulos-rips-the-mask-off-gives-cnn-advice-on-how-to-get-trump-in-the-debate/
  11. The organized attack on the Supreme Court for political reasons continues. Lying is mandatory
  12. It depends on who you are.
  13. "The president declared flatly last week that he would not pardon his son if convicted, but did not address a commutation..." "... which would leave the guilty verdict intact but wipe out some or all of the punishment. Karine Jean-Pierre, the White House press secretary, told reporters on Wednesday that she could not say whether the president might consider such an action. 'He was very clear, very upfront, obviously very definitive' in ruling out a pardon.... But as for a commutation, she added, 'I just don’t have anything beyond that.' Ms. Jean-Pierre said she had not spoken with the president about the matter yet and so her careful response may only reflect not wanting to go beyond her talking points, not an effort to leave the option open...." The NYT reports. https://www.nytimes.com/2024/06/12/us/politics/biden-commute-prison-sentence-hunter.html?smid=url-share .
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