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I Hate to Harsh Anyone’s Mellow, but Justice Amy Coney Barrett Is Not Some Kind of Hero

I Hate to Harsh Anyone’s Mellow, but Justice Amy Coney Barrett Is Not Some Kind of Hero © provide by deepak Kumar. Blogs R uth Marcus of  The Washington Post ,  onetime scourge of teenage potty mouths —I kid! I kid!—is the latest  smart person to go digging  for the pony in the current carefully manufactured conservative majority on the Supreme Court. Marcus seems impressed by some mavericky impulses out of Justice Amy Coney Barrett, who, to be entirely fair, does not seem to be as much of a wild-eyed fanatic as Justice Sam Alito, as much of a conservative apparatchik as Justice Neil Gorsuch, as much of a vengeful sublet as Justice Clarence Thomas, as much of a lab-grown wingnut as Justice Brett Kavanaugh, or as much of a predictable irrelevance as Chief Justice John Roberts. That’s all of them, I think. Anyway, Marcus finds hope in Barrett's brief walk-on role as Not Insane Person in the dramas of the moment. Still, benchmarking Barrett against her conservative...

Military documents contradict GOP congressman's military record claims

D uring his time in office and amid his inaugural 2020 run for Texas' 22nd District congressional seat, Republican Rep. Troy Nehls has repeatedly claimed to be the recipient of two Bronze Star medals and a Combat Infantryman Badge from his time in the U.S. Army serving in Iraq and Afghanistan.  There is no question that Nehls served overseas, engaged in combat, and was awarded a Bronze Star for his duties there. But military documents obtained by CBS News after a months-long investigation and a review of his service record by the U.S. Army at the Pentagon show Nehls received one – not two – Bronze Star medals. And his Combat Infantryman Badge from Afghanistan was revoked from his service record in 2023 because Nehls served as a civil affairs officer, not as an infantryman or Special Forces soldier. Contacted by CBS News multiple times by email and phone, Emily Matthews, Nehls' press secretary, declined to discuss the matter or provide any explanation for the discrepancies. ...

JESSE WATTERS: 'Protesters, traitors' see a justice system focused on prosecuting Republicans, not them

  Jesse Watters: Why arent the FBI and media unmasking these traitors? © Provided by Deepak kumar blogs Fox News alert A night of anarchy on the West Loaded :  5.61% Play Current Time  0:02 / Duration  10:42 Quality Settings Captions Fullscreen FOX News Jesse Watters: Why aren't the FBI and media unmasking these traitors? Unmute 0 View on Watch F ox News host Jesse Watters points out how the media reacted to the George Floyd riots, Nicholas Sandmann's MAGA hat incident, compared to its current coverage of anti-Israel protests on " Jesse Watters Primetime ."  JESSE WATTERS:   The Iranians are offering scholarships now to American protesters. A terrorist state wants to sponsor these little Johnny Jihads who swear allegiance to Hamas on the quad. Why isn't the FBI and media unmasking these traitors?  A woman's life got turned upside down and inside out because she opened up a hair salon during the pandemic just to feed her family. No one's even a lit...

Biden says 'order must prevail' during campus protests over the war in Gaza

  President Joe Biden delivers remarks about student protests over the war in Gaza, from the Roosevelt Room of the White House, Thursday, May 2, 2024, in Washington. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci) © Provided by Deepak kumar blogs W ASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden on Thursday rejected calls from student protesters to change his approach to the war in Gaza while insisting that “order must prevail” as college campuses across the country face a wave of violence, outrage and fear. “Dissent is essential for democracy,” Biden said at the White House. “But dissent must never lead to disorder.” The Democratic president broke days of silence on the protests with his remarks, which followed mounting criticism from Republicans who have tried to turn scenes of unrest into a campaign cudgel. By focusing on a law-and-order message while defending the right to free speech, Biden is grasping for a middle ground on an intensely divisive issue in the middle of his reelection campaign. President Joe ...