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A bit of January 22nd history…
1689 - Prince William of Orange, future King William III of Britain, summons Convention Parliament to discuss ruling jointly with his wife Mary, daughter of exiled King James II
1905 - In St Petersburg, Russia, a large demonstration of workers led by Father Gapon, march to Winter Palace with a petition to the Tsar; troops fire on protesters in what becomes known as “Bloody Sunday”
1973 - Roe v Wade: US Supreme Court legalizes most abortions (pictured)
1987 - Pennsylvanian politician R Budd Dwyer shoots and kills himself at a press conference on live national tv, leading to debates on boundaries of journalism
1991 - Kuwaiti oil facilities are destroyed by Iraqi forces
2018 - Netflix becomes the largest digital media and entertainment company in the world, worth $100 billion
The Sanctity of Human Life
The Sanctity of Human Life
In one of his final acts before leaving office, President Donald Trump issued a proclamation declaring tomorrow, January 22nd, as “National Sanctity of Human Life Day.”
This celebration of life coincides with the anniversary of Roe v Wade, the Supreme Court’s 1973 landmark decision that allows a pregnant woman to abort her unborn child. Since then over 61 million unborn lives have been snuffed…
Lucy Davenport
Facts
- English actress
Filmography
- Betty [Roe v. Wade: 2021]
- Birgit [Dinner for Schmucks: 2010]
- Lottie [If Only: 2004]
- Miss Schermerhorn [Gang of New York: 2002]
- Julia [Soho Square: 2000]
Appearance
- blonde
- blue eyes
- 1.63m
Roleplay
- playable: adult
On this date one year ago today, “Crazy/Stupid Republican of the Day” first profiled Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson, who squints hard enough to try and convince himself he’s good at the job he’s held now since he won office in the 2014 elections.
Hutchinson is also a former Congressman, who served three terms
representing Arkansas’ 3rd Congressional District back from 1997-2001,
giving him enough time to have served as one of the impeachment managers
during the Clinton impeachment hearings, and ending when he resigned
only months into his third term to take the job as the Administrator of
the DEA during the Bush administration. After two years in that roll,
the Bush administration allowed him to fail up into the role of leading
the Border and Transportation Security Directorate. He resigned in 2005,
because he was determined to become Governor of Arkansas in 2006.
Spoiler alert: He lost that year to Mike Beebe, and ended up kicking
around GOP circles for four more years. It gave him time to do things
like become a toady for the NRA, and come up with a “solution” after the Sandy Hook shooting that was “why don’t we put guns in schools, then?”
But yes, Hutchison won office in 2014, and somehow, with five years of
leadership under his belt, his only noteworthy achievement was his
desire to execute seven inmates in 11 days.
What was the hurry in killing so many inmates on death row? Well, the
expiration date on the lethal injection drugs was coming up, and you
just can’t let that stuff go to waste, right? This would have been the
first executions since 2005, and yet, Hutchison was foiled by the
courts, who created stays of execution to prevent him from sending eight
men to their graves.
Hutchison truly is a cold-hearted bastard, signing legislation in 2018 to force work requirements on recipients of Medicaid to collect their benefits… even though many of those recipients are disabled, and cannot work. Back in 2015, he
released a statement that he would use whatever powers of his office he
could to stop the settlement of Syrian refugees in Arkansas.
But of course, Hutchison claims to be “pro-life”. He’s already tried
passing extreme anti-choice legislation like fetal heartbeat bills, and
already jumped the gun and signed a bill that would criminalize abortion
in Arkansas “when Roe v. Wade is overturned”.
At this point, Hutchison is a lame duck who is holding the seat once held by loon Mike Huckabee warm until Huckabee could properly groom his daughter
as the Trump administration’s biggest propagandist to run for it in
2022, when Hutchison faces term limits. His legacy as governor is that
he not only has been unable to take his state out of the Bottom Five in
most categories like education, or economic growth, or poverty… he can’t
even stop his own son, Asa Hutchison III from being a serial drunk driver
(who was only required to serve one of 365 days in jail for his third
offense, because hey, it’s the governor’s son.) His nephew Jeremy, of
course, wasn’t as lucky, and is likely awaiting a prison sentence for bribery and tax fraud.
Asa Hutchinson is currently finishing out his term making the bold decision to keep essential services like water parks open and shrug in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic, getting countless people killed in his inaction.
A fitting legacy to his disastrous time in office.
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One Year Ago, January 11th, 2020: Asa Hutchinson (AR)… Original Profile
Two Year Ago, January 11th, 2019: Patrick Little (CA)
Three Years Ago, January 11th, 2018: Gerald Gay (WY)
Four Years Ago, January 11th, 2017:
Don Barrington (OK)…
2017 Update
Five Years Ago,
January 11th, 2016: Don Barrington (OK)… 2016 Update
Six Years Ago,
January 11th, 2015: Don Barrington (OK)… Original Profile
Brainwashed Looter Mobs
From John Hospers, Libertarianism: a Political philosophy for Tomorrow
Though the regulations and taxes are enough to discourage anyone to the point of giving up, the effects have been especially harmful to racial minorities, such as black people. Many Blacks have had to leave farms in the South because of government intervention: the government paid large subsidies to the big farmers, but the…
Before the Roe v. Wade decision in 1973, there were few places women could go to get a legal abortion. For Princeton University students, as with many other American women, the most common option in the early 1970s was to go to New York after the state legalized abortion on April 10, 1970. Obtaining clear information about how to make an appointment for a procedure was not necessarily easy. These ads appeared in the Daily Princetonian on December 18, 1970.
An estimated 62 million abortions have occurred since Roe v. Wade decision in 1973
An estimated 62 million abortions have occurred since Roe v. Wade decision in 1973
You know, if both parties kept their pants on, there wouldn’t have been the need for abortions. Friday marks the 48th anniversary of the landmark Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade, which has resulted in an estimated 62 million abortions, according to one analysis.
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President Trump Declares National Sanctity of Human Life Day
President Trump Declares National Sanctity of Human Life Day
President Trump Declares National Sanctity of Human Life Day
President Donald Trump has issued a proclamation, declaring Friday, January 22nd, “National Sanctity of Human Life Day.”
NATIONAL SANCTITY OF HUMAN LIFE DAY, 2021
– A PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA –
– DONALD J. TRUMP –
Every human life is a gift to the world. Whether born or unborn, young or old,…
i know god is real and pro-choice bc when i was in eighth grade my class was going to go to the march for life but and even though i’m pro-choice my mom wanted me to go for the “experience” but when the day came it snowed too hard for us to drive to dc. and that’s divine intervention babey
@ReverendWarnock has been an advocate for women’s health and reproductive justice his entire life.
He believes in safe, affordable contraception and will support judges who will uphold Roe v. Wade. #GApol #DemCastGA
this map is an excellent tool showing where abortion rights will be most protected if roe v wade is overturned.
the teal states—washington state, oregon, new york, connecticut, and vermont are the states with the most protections and fewest limitations for abortion. yellow states are likely to protect abortions with some limitations, and the red states are expected to severely restrict or outright ban abortion.