Youseff wrote:any reason to be optimistic this is going to the Supreme Court?

While Americans are “deeply committed to freedom of religion,” Sessions told Bannon, “we are in an age that’s very dangerous. And we are seeing more and more persons enter, and a lot of them have done terrorist acts.”

“It’s time for us to think this through,” said Sessions, a former U.S. Senator who now will lead the Justice Department as it defends the White House’s immigration, refugee and travel ban in federal court. “And the classical internal American religious principles I don’t think apply — providing constitutional protections to persons (who are) not citizens who want to come here.”

pacino wrote:I hate him

The Savior wrote:

pacino wrote:I hate him

TenuredVulture wrote:It wouldn't shock me if Kelly Anne resigns to provide a distraction from the immigration stuff.

TenuredVulture wrote:It wouldn't shock me if Kelly Anne resigns to provide a distraction from the immigration stuff.

td11 wrote:Packed house at Jason Chaffetz town hall with another 1000 people outside. Hope they give him an atomic wedgie

Bucky wrote:was listening to the network news on radio. Had a clip of sessions saying something like "as someone who has been involved in upholding the laws for 30 years, i'm in fear of the huge increase in crime occurring in the U.S.". real-time fact check reveals that except for slight blips in 1996 and 2015, violent crime rate has been steadily decreasing since 1991. In fact, the 2015 was half of the 1991 rate.

He's as qualified as Devos.

"And we are seeing more and more persons enter, and a lot of them have done terrorist acts.”

Bucky wrote:was listening to the network news on radio. Had a clip of sessions saying something like "as someone who has been involved in upholding the laws for 30 years, i'm in fear of the huge increase in crime occurring in the U.S.". real-time fact check reveals that except for slight blips in 1996 and 2015, violent crime rate has been steadily decreasing since 1991. In fact, the 2015 was half of the 1991 rate.

He's as qualified as Devos.

The Savior wrote:

Bucky wrote:was listening to the network news on radio. Had a clip of sessions saying something like "as someone who has been involved in upholding the laws for 30 years, i'm in fear of the huge increase in crime occurring in the U.S.". real-time fact check reveals that except for slight blips in 1996 and 2015, violent crime rate has been steadily decreasing since 1991. In fact, the 2015 was half of the 1991 rate.

He's as qualified as Devos.

The thing with stats like this is they can all be cooked. When I think of crime stats, I immediately think of those scenes from The Wire. gaming the stats.