Friday, February 10, 2017
Trump to issue new immigration order, defend previous one but not before Supremes
Reported one hour ago, here.
White working class is lazy says the guy who's bustin' the buttons on his shirt
Bill Kristol, here:
Weekly Standard editor-at-large Bill Kristol said Tuesday afternoon that the white working class should be replaced by immigrants as they have become “decadent, lazy” and “spoiled.”
Thursday, February 9, 2017
The New York Sun says Gorsuch lost his bearings too easily in a storm, suggests he ought to be yanked
Huzzah.
Hurry.
Here:
It would not be surprising, though, were Mr. Trump to turn around and yank Judge Gorsuch’s nomination and send up to the Senate a candidate who can keep his or her cool.
Conrad Black warns that judges can evolve unpredictably
I predict Gorsuch will be no different simply because of the way he was quick to grovel before Sen. Blumenthal.
Here:
Once in a life sinecure, judges often evolve unpredictably. President Gerald Ford named John Paul Stevens to the Supreme Court as a conservative, and he eventually became one of the most left-wing judges in the Court’s history, making William O. Douglas seem like “Hanging Judge” Jeffreys in comparison.
Richard Nixon had a similar experience with Harry Blackmun, and John F. Kennedy named Byron White to the high court as a liberal and he proved quite conservative. Judge Robart has metamorphosed into another northwestern liberal, seizing most opportunities to utter rabble-rousing left-wing battle cries.
Byron York: Both sides ignorant, 60 born in the seven countries in Trump's EO were convicted of terror crimes
Here:
Last year the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration and the National Interest released information showing that at least 60 people born in the seven countries had been convicted — not just arrested, but convicted — of terror-related offenses in the United States since Sept. 11, 2001. And that number did not include more recent cases like Abdul Artan, a Somali refugee who wounded 11 people during a machete attack on the campus of Ohio State University last November.
So the talking point wasn't true. And yet at the 9th Circuit oral argument, the judges appeared to believe it was true, and Justice Department lawyer August Flentje didn't know enough to correct them.
Wednesday, February 8, 2017
Stephen Curry thinks he's just oh so precious
About as authentic as 100% polyester.
Story here.
What's next from CNBC, an interview with a food server disgruntled with Trump?
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals is taking so long because they know Trump's right
Coming up with a work around takes time.
Hey Neil Gorsuch, 30 states are pretty demoralized that their laws defining marriage were overturned by a few judges in DC
Neil Gorsuch, who just disqualified himself for not knowing the meaning of abhorrent, should have kept his big fat yap shut, here:
“I told him how abhorrent Donald Trump’s invective and insults are towards the judiciary. And he said to me that he found them ‘disheartening’ and ‘demoralizing’ – his words,” Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D- Conn.) said in an interview.
Gorsuch “stated very emotionally and strongly his belief in his fellow judges’ integrity and the principle of judicial independence,” he added. “And I made clear to him that that belief requires him to be stronger and more explicit, more public in his views.”
Tuesday, February 7, 2017
Grand Rapids, Michigan, climate update for January 2017
Average temperature was 29.0 F in January 2017 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 5.2 degrees above normal but only 15th warmest on record.
Monthly lowest minimum was 2.0 F. The mean is -3.0.
The high was 61.0 F. The mean is 49.
Precipitation was 3.51 inches. The mean is 2.05.
January snowfall was 14.8 inches. The mean is 18.5.
Heating degree days came to 1108. The mean is 1271.
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