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SCOTUS asked to overturn Obergefell v. Hodges
Obergefell must be revisited so that a ruling that respects both the rights of persons and the longstanding authority of state and local governments (to define that which they govern) can take its place. Any consistently applied definition does not violate Equal Protection, be it a marriage, a legal partnership, a corporation, or a female athlete. Justice Thomas is clearly right that the flawed and destructive…
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A Woman “had no other choice but to defend herself and that is why people have guns.” She was six months pregnant and had two other children in the house. She survived years of domestic abuse and defended herself against “a terrible domestic assault.”
Wednesday, April 17, 2025 . . . We learned on April 18 that it appeared to be domestic violence-related, and no charges were filed at the time. Wednesday, we spoke with District Attorney General Frederick Agee. He told us this was self defense and that his office would not be pursuing any charges. “She is six […]
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A DC Police Sergeant Exposed Her Superiors for Misclassifying Crimes To Make Stats Look Low. The City Just Quietly Settled Her Lawsuit…
Police brass repeatedly told officers to downgrade theft cases, knife attacks, and violent assaults to lesser offenses, according to internal MPD emails, depositions, and phone call transcripts the Free Beacon reviewed.
Djossou, who joined the force after serving honorably in Iraq, accused MPD brass of attempting to “distort crime statistics” by “downgrading a number of felonies to misdemeanors, so that there will be ‘fewer’ felonies in the statistics.” She also provided records showing that police leaders explicitly instructed their subordinates to underclassify certain instances of theft to keep them out of the crime stats the city reports to the public.
DOJ Sues California for Enforcing Emissions Standards Voided by Trump
Four major truck manufacturers this week also asked a judge to block the state from enforcing strict air quality rules.
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Health Care System to Pay More Than $1 Million to Settle COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate Case
Mercyhealth allegedly discriminated against employees who asked for religious exemptions.
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DC’s fake crime stats are even worse than you think…
The District of Columbia has quietly settled a lawsuit from a sergeant who accused Metropolitan Police Department leaders of misclassifying offenses to deflate the district’s crime statistics, court records obtained by the Washington Free Beacon show.
That’s right, while American families are living in fear, dealing with theft, assaults, and violent attacks, police brass in the nation’s capital were directing officers to misclassify crimes.
AG showdown: DC attorney general rejects US Attorney General Pam Bondi order as ‘unlawful’…
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi issued an order on Thursday to slap down D.C. Metropolitan Police Department sanctuary policies and place Drug Enforcement Administration Administrator Terrence Cole in charge of the department as emergency police commissioner — but D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser pushed back, highlighting a letter in which District of Columbia Attorney General Brian Schwalb opined that the order from Bondi “is unlawful.”
Attorney General Pam Bondi discusses a letter she sent to sanctuary city and state leaders, President Donald Trump’s DC crime crackdown and the firing of a DOJ worker over a sandwich throwing incident on ‘Hannity.’
California’s 1-Gun-per-Month Purchase Limit Violates Second Amendment, Appeals Court Rules
https://bonginoreport.com/swamp-watch/californias-1-gun-per-month-purchase-limit-violates-second-amendment-appeals-court-rules
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