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Joined October 2020
The conservative Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade — and as @mehdirhasan warns, there's only so many means left to try and fix a broken system. After all, "Do you really think Republicans and their Supreme Court outriders are going to stop at abortion rights?"
After 50 years, Republicans who gamed a broken system are on the verge of ending the right to abortion. Dems say “bipartisanship” and “norms” will fix it. They won’t, @mehdirhasan says. Ending the filibuster & expanding SCOTUS will — just about the only means left to do so.
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.@MehdirHasan: Only one Supreme Court justice has been impeached. Clarence Thomas should be the second. msnbc.com/opinion/msnbc-opin…
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Americans could lose more than bodily autonomy following Supreme Court’s overturn of Roe v. Wade. msnbc.com/opinion/msnbc-opin…
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The Mehdi Hasan Show retweeted
At least 5 GOP lawmakers asked Trump’s White House for presidential pardons after the Capitol riot, according to testimony from White House staffers: on.msnbc.com/3OgwUcA • Rep. Matt Gaetz • Rep. Mo Brooks • Rep. Andy Biggs • Rep. Louie Gohmert • Rep. Scott Perry
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.@esglaude uses his own story to exemplify racial progress: “I’m the chair of African-American studies at Princeton; my father couldn’t go to Princeton." But, he adds, "we still live in a society where some people are valued more than others because of the color of their skin.”
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.@WalshFreedom wants “to scream” about key 1/6 GOP witnesses who didn't back Trump’s election lies — yet say they’d vote for him again. “I don’t know what this says about the country, but I know what this says about the Republican Party: It’s done. It’s irredeemable.”
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“Remember, Ron Johnson is the same guy who said 'This was a normal tourist visit’... who said ‘Oh I’d be much more afraid if there were BLM protesters’” @JuanitaTolliver says of fake elector scrutiny. He's “been carrying Trump water and working with him, seemingly, on the inside”
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.@CynthiaAlksne calls the feds’ search of Trump DOJ official Jeffrey Clark’s home “a huge red flag that [their] investigation is picking up speed and force and fury … It should’ve happened sooner, but I couldn’t be happier that it’s happening now."
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“This court, on this issue, moved away from states’ rights in a way that will lead to more dead people,” @fred_guttenberg says after SCOTUS struck down a New York gun law that restricts concealed carry. “I don’t understand what they’re doing, but it is deadly and dangerous.”
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.@importantmeagan: "The difference between this country and other countries is there are so many guns. There’s so, so many guns. And today, the Supreme Court just kind of said, ‘We don’t care.’”
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The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn New York’s concealed carry law and the bipartisan Senate gun safety bill have a major theme in common, @MichaelSteele says: Neither addresses what most Americans want — MORE GUN REFORM, as proven by poll after poll.
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The 1/6 panel's goal: expose Trump’s actions and ensure he never holds office again. The DOJ's goal: prosecute those who broke the law carrying out Trump's plan. @JuanitaTolliver, @WalshFreedom and @CynthiaAlksne discuss: Can both succeed amid tension with each other?
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In a major win for gun rights groups, SCOTUS struck down a NY law restricting concealed carry. Meanwhile, on the same day, a bipartisan gun bill is a step closer to passing the Senate. @importantmeagan and @fred_guttenberg weigh in on this news tonight. Watch on @MSNBConPeacock
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The Mehdi Hasan Show retweeted
BREAKING: Supreme Court rules that the Constitution guarantees the right to carry a gun outside the home, issuing a major decision on the meaning of the Second Amendment. msnbc.com/live
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.@woodruffbets: “The fact that Eastman abandoned that common sense, legally rational, historically-based position on how the law works when it became politically convenient, kind of tells you all you need to know about this man and about a president who chose to rely on him.”
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Rosanne Boyland died at the Capitol on 1/6. How should Trump be held liable? “Accountability would probably, in my opinion, come from criminal charges and prosecution," her brother-in-law, Justin Cave, tells @mehdirhasan.
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