Ep 418 | When Will We Stop Fighting Over Fake Fights?
We fight over fighting in Washington, but don’t fight over real meaningful outcomes. On today’s show, I demonstrate how the two sides are awfully close together when it comes to judicial philosophy. There are now Republican judicial nominees who believe that opposing gay marriage is a violation of civil rights and the “conservative” legal movement has no problem with it. I also discuss the controversy over Justin Amash and how both sides are missing the point. Show links Grassley pushing new entitlements Another liberal Trump nominee Copyright Blaze Media All Rights Reserved.
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Ep 418 | When Will We Stop Fighting Over Fake Fights?
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We fight over fighting in Washington, but don’t fight over real meaningful outcomes.
On today’s show, I demonstrate how the two sides are awfully close together when it comes to judicial philosophy. There are now Republican judicial nominees who believe that opposing gay marriage is a violation of civil rights and the “conservative” legal movement has no problem with it.
I also discuss the controversy over Justin Amash and how both sides are missing the point.
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Grassley pushing new entitlements
Another liberal Trump nominee
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