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For anyone not yet clear about what a DeSantis presidency would mean, here's a story from the Washington Post about how he's appointed conservative activists to the New College of Florida board of trustees.
Back here in the Rockies, I've joined a lot of people in questioning why we have an elected University of Colorado Board of Regents. It might be because if the wrong kind of cat wins the CO Governor's race, we'd more than likely see appointments along these strict ideological lines.
Masterpiece Cakeshop loses in Colorado Court of Appeals. https://www.courts.state.co.us/Courts/Court_of_Appeals/Opinion/2023/21CA1142-PD.pdf
They did before. It won't change a thing. The shop will appeal to SCOTUS and the previous verdict will be affirmed.
There are actually significantly different variable in this case. In the last case, SCOTUS went in favor of Phillips when they very narrowly ruled that the Civil Rights Commission acted incorrectly by not applying religious neutrality in their decision. They did not rule on the bigger question of can he deny services to LGBT customers.
This new case by-passed the CRC and went straight to court. One major question they ruled on if if it was proper to skip CRC. Will SCOTUS even take this case will be a big question down the road.
Nice. CADA is safe from religious snowflakery, at least until SCOTUS gets its grubby mitts on the case. Employment Div. v. Smith is gonna get a major haircut when that happens.
There are enough procedural issues I'm not sure SCOTUS will weigh in. We'll see if the COSCT does.
Love today's quote. I should have been more specific about what I didn't want to be.
This is a great piece co-authored by Nick Hanauer.
The Top 1% of Americans Have Taken $50 Trillion From the Bottom 90%—And That's Made the U.S. Less Secure
Nick on TedTALK:
What's the Most Effective Political Donation?
I Will Donate $20,000.00 to the Democratic Party
Im humbly asking you for $20 dollars to not ask you until the check or venmo payment processing clears.
Just spitballing here, but, wouldn’t it maybe be much more effective, and undoubtedly considerably cheaper, to just hire someone to take out the guy forcing you to open and read all those e-mails?
I might know some folks who might know some folks.
The emails I have set to go to junk and get marked as junk. It works 99% of the time.
The texts however… haven't figured out a way to block them.
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/documents/bizarre/fargo-jesus-not-saved-923074
Bring on the wood chipper.
It's hard to find fun and enjoyment in North Dakota in the winter. Or in the summer. Or spring. Fall too
She was probably intoxicated from watching the latest Steve Bannon podcast.