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First of his name. Motivated Dad of three girls who shouldn’t have less rights than their grandmothers. Philosopher lawyer and dog lover. The thoughts expressed here are all mine and not those of my employer or anyone else.
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If preservation of our system of gov’t isn’t motivation enough, self preservation of Congress, individual power, influence, and relevance would kick in to motivate more to stand up. Thank you,Senator King, for a speech that SHOULD be played at the Super Bowl halftime.
If preservation of our system of gov’t isn’t motivation enough, self preservation of Congress, individual power, influence, and relevance would kick in to motivate more to stand up. Thank you,Senator King, for a speech that SHOULD be played at the Super Bowl halftime.
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February 8, 2025 at 2:51 PM
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If preservation of our system of gov’t isn’t motivation enough, self preservation of Congress, individual power, influence, and relevance would kick in to motivate more to stand up. Thank you,Senator King, for a speech that SHOULD be played at the Super Bowl halftime.
If preservation of our system of gov’t isn’t motivation enough, self preservation of Congress, individual power, influence, and relevance would kick in to motivate more to stand up. Thank you,Senator King, for a speech that SHOULD be played at the Super Bowl halftime.
We may need a refresher on the ol’ checks and balances concept youtu.be/pKSGyiT-o3o
America - Three Ring Government - Schoolhouse Rock
YouTube video by Schoolhouse Rock
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January 25, 2025 at 2:01 PM
We may need a refresher on the ol’ checks and balances concept youtu.be/pKSGyiT-o3o
After the election, some were celebrating, some were filled with anxiety and dread. Both over what they believed to be in store for the nation. As a lawyer who gave an oath of office nearly three decades ago, I was bolstered that thousands of new lawyers across Illinois recently did the same.
November 24, 2024 at 5:03 PM
After the election, some were celebrating, some were filled with anxiety and dread. Both over what they believed to be in store for the nation. As a lawyer who gave an oath of office nearly three decades ago, I was bolstered that thousands of new lawyers across Illinois recently did the same.