Here is his opening statement. The hearing has apparently been delayed because Nadler was in an auto accident this morning, but he’s apparently uninjured.
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Related: An AP reporter finds a visit to Portland “eye-opening.”
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The top ten moments from the hearing.
More willful blindness by the media. It makes sense when you understand that they are Democrat operatives with bylines.
The top prosecutor in Philly is planning to arrest federal agents.
Unlike my case, this is actual malice. It appears to have been a reckless disregard for the truth.
Their op-eds are greatly at odds with their report and evidence.
Yes, put the liars under oath.
There are large lacunae in the Outer Space Treaty, and as the article points out, it would be absurd to send someone to Mars to arrest someone per Article VI.
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Sorry, link is fixed.
Amend Title VII of the Civil Rights Act.
As noted, it’s currently cost free for an employer to kowtow to the woke mob. That has to change.
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Related: Corporations must answer for their support of BLM.
It’s always ironic that people foolishly think that corporations support free-market capitalism.
Despite the threat of a $50K fine, the fireworks across LA basin were continuous last night as we ate ribs on the upstairs patio. It was a better display than the cities ever put on. I have no idea where the fireworks came from, because I’m sure they’re all illegal for personal possession in California. Maybe they were contraband from Nevada or Arizona. There wasn’t a lot of breeze overnight, and it was still smoky when we got up. I love the phrase “News Karens.”
I hope this massive public disobedience is a harbinger for the election.
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It wasn’t just LA.
The demented legislature in Sacramento just voted to strip the California constitution of its requirements for non-discrimination. It’s up to the voters now.