After he, by “the luck of the draw,” had won “the gay marriage case,” he joked that maybe a one-decade continuance might be appropriate to create an opportunity for “a consensus to emerge.” Instead, he learned the case was on a fast track.
With New York City a global media hub, the terror attacks of September 11, 2001 and its aftermath were arguably the most photographed, filmed, and written-about tragedy of modern times. Thus the museum is able to replay the day almost minute by minute.
Due to remote external forces they could not begin to control, both Middleton and Ferndale lost jobs that had brought prosperity for a generation. Here is where JD Vance’s Middleton and my Ferndale begin to diverge.
People should start thinking—and trying to stop—a repeat of Trump’s performance in 2020: use of violent and non-violent methods to steal the election from Joe Biden. This time he might succeed, and it will spell doom for our democracy.