Serving up reason from the North and logic from the South
Today's episode begins with a discussion of Memorial Day. It is an American holiday that started off as Decoration Day after the end of the Civil War. The day evolved and eventually became a Federal holiday in 1971. It's important to remember that Memorial Day is a somber holiday. We are so used to saying… Continue reading Memorial Day and more on Uvalde school shooting
In today's episode, I continue discussing some of the issues being raised about the previous sentencing of criminals by Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, specifically around child pornography. It seems she almost always reduces the recommended sentencing by a substantial amount. When asked why, she never has a good answer other than she has to balance… Continue reading Judge KBJ lenient on child porn and CDC hid data for political reasons
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