Gail Russell
@decaffe.bsky.social
Reposted by Gail Russell
Perkin Coie's counsel parting words:
"My father and mother are buried in Arlington National Cemetery."
Whether he agreed with a point of view, "He would fight to the death for your right to say them. This executive order eviscerates that concept."
And it would make this country unrecognizable.
"My father and mother are buried in Arlington National Cemetery."
Whether he agreed with a point of view, "He would fight to the death for your right to say them. This executive order eviscerates that concept."
And it would make this country unrecognizable.
March 12, 2025 at 7:43 PM
Perkin Coie's counsel parting words:
"My father and mother are buried in Arlington National Cemetery."
Whether he agreed with a point of view, "He would fight to the death for your right to say them. This executive order eviscerates that concept."
And it would make this country unrecognizable.
"My father and mother are buried in Arlington National Cemetery."
Whether he agreed with a point of view, "He would fight to the death for your right to say them. This executive order eviscerates that concept."
And it would make this country unrecognizable.