so the supreme court has ended affirmative action in college admissions. Honestly, I can't argue against that. Affirm action is inherently unAmerican and deeply unfair to Asians.
I'm sure colleges will find some other way to justify admitting latino and african american students, but having such an obviously biased system in place was not great. Glad it's gone at some level.
One of the rare times that I am in agreement with agip!
so the supreme court has ended affirmative action in college admissions. Honestly, I can't argue against that. Affirm action is inherently unAmerican and deeply unfair to Asians.
I'm sure colleges will find some other way to justify admitting latino and african american students, but having such an obviously biased system in place was not great. Glad it's gone at some level.
It was already banned in some states and schools have found effective ways to circumvent the rulings. It's a bit of a sad day for me but I'm not too worried about the effects of the ruling. Academia will continue to be progressive
The GOP's latest conspiracy theories against Hunter Biden just completely fell apart — again. Today, Rep. Jamie Raskin sent a letter to James Comer sharing the transcript of statements made by Mykola Zlochevsky, the owner of Ukrainian energy company Burisma Holdings, to an associate of Rudy Giuliani’s directly contradicting allegations repeated in the FBI Form FD-1023 tipsheet, which the FBI made available to all Committee Members. Republican Committee Members identified Mr. Zlochevsky as the source of the information relayed to the FBI by a confidential human source (CHS) in the Form FD-1023. As part of the 2019 impeachment inquiry against then-President Trump, the Committee received a transcript created by associates of Mr. Giuliani recording statements by Mr. Zlochevsky that squarely rebut these allegations.
Trump could end the Ukraine war in a day if we would just give him back his presidency. He's the only candidate who could performative on that international work. He's the only person in America with that much skill and poise to end the Ukraine war in 24 hours.
Are you seriously denying that Trump could end the Ukraine war in 24 hours? You haven't been paying attention to his previous exploits in the international arena. Ukraine would be a done deal if Trump was president. He has both the poise and moxie needed, unlike anyone else.
so the supreme court has ended affirmative action in college admissions. Honestly, I can't argue against that. Affirm action is inherently unAmerican and deeply unfair to Asians.
I'm sure colleges will find some other way to justify admitting latino and african american students, but having such an obviously biased system in place was not great. Glad it's gone at some level.
One of the rare times that I am in agreement with agip!
The Ivies keep out deserving whites and Asians for the benefit of one particular group. Not black
The GOP's latest conspiracy theories against Hunter Biden just completely fell apart — again. Today, Rep. Jamie Raskin sent a letter to James Comer sharing the transcript of statements made by Mykola Zlochevsky, the owner of Ukrainian energy company Burisma Holdings, to an associate of Rudy Giuliani’s directly contradicting allegations repeated in the FBI Form FD-1023 tipsheet, which the FBI made available to all Committee Members. Republican Committee Members identified Mr. Zlochevsky as the source of the information relayed to the FBI by a confidential human source (CHS) in the Form FD-1023. As part of the 2019 impeachment inquiry against then-President Trump, the Committee received a transcript created by associates of Mr. Giuliani recording statements by Mr. Zlochevsky that squarely rebut these allegations.
$80k per month to sit on the Board of Burisma for Hunter. He has no expertise. Biden brags he got the Ukrainian DA fired by threatening to withhold $1.5 billion when he was VP.
Today, the U.S. has the highest economic growth rate among the world’s leading economies since the pandemic. We’ve created 13.4 million jobs—more jobs in two years than any president has added in a four-year term.
Folks, that’s no accident. That’s Bidenomics in action.
"So after literally years of hysteria over the so called "Biden crime family scandal," what has the House GOP managed to produce in terms of evidence of Joe Biden's participation in criminal activity? An out of context text message and a few disgruntled ex-FBI agents they incorrectly describe as whistleblowers who are accusing the DOJ of covering up more evidence? Let's recap, and feel free to correct me where I'm wrong: Republicans can’t identify the nature of the conversation from that text message They can’t identify the subject of any supposed transaction They can’t identify the value of any supposed transaction They can’t verify that any transaction was completed They can’t identify the extent or depth of Joe Biden’s ‘influence’ or gain Hunter was a private citizen regardless, as was Joe no longer VP nor President. So no smoking gun, but we're supposed to demand the President be impeached anyway. Meanwhile, tell us more about how this is supposed to be worthy of our full attention, and why it is supposed to consume all the oxygen from the media when we know for a fact that Trump will likely be indicted at least two more times before going to prison over stealing and illegally retaining classified documents, and his daughter and son-in law miraculously managed to become billionaires in the short tenure Trump was in office. They did this right out in the open while working for the Trump administration, and Republicans haven't even pretended to care about it, even a little bit."
Today, the U.S. has the highest economic growth rate among the world’s leading economies since the pandemic. We’ve created 13.4 million jobs—more jobs in two years than any president has added in a four-year term.
Folks, that’s no accident. That’s Bidenomics in action.
Amen. Thanks Joe! For that, and all the right wing tears!
Today, the U.S. has the highest economic growth rate among the world’s leading economies since the pandemic. We’ve created 13.4 million jobs—more jobs in two years than any president has added in a four-year term.
Folks, that’s no accident. That’s Bidenomics in action.
Of course, this is the legacy effect of Trump's policies, just like the economic boom of 1990s was the legacy effect of Regan policies. And the 2008 financial crisis was Clinton's negative legacy.
Are you seriously denying that Trump could end the Ukraine war in 24 hours? You haven't been paying attention to his previous exploits in the international arena. Ukraine would be a done deal if Trump was president. He has both the poise and moxie needed, unlike anyone else.
Are you seriously denying that Trump could end the Ukraine war in 24 hours? You haven't been paying attention to his previous exploits in the international arena. Ukraine would be a done deal if Trump was president. He has both the poise and moxie needed, unlike anyone else.
Exactly how would he accomplish that?
Well, that's where the rubber meets the fish, now idn't it?
President Biden's slew of regulations implemented over the course of his two-and-a-half years have cost every American household nearly $10,000 - and could cost $60,000 by 2028 if he wins reelection.
Are you seriously denying that Trump could end the Ukraine war in 24 hours? You haven't been paying attention to his previous exploits in the international arena. Ukraine would be a done deal if Trump was president. He has both the poise and moxie needed, unlike anyone else.
Exactly how would he accomplish that?
Very Simple. Trump is playing 3D chess and Putin and Zelensky are playing checkers. He would make a conference call and they would immediately see the vast wisdom that is similar to Solomon and the two mothers. Weapons would be laid down immediately and all would support this decision. Did you not read Art of the Deal? sheesh.
so the supreme court has ended affirmative action in college admissions. Honestly, I can't argue against that. Affirm action is inherently unAmerican and deeply unfair to Asians.
I'm sure colleges will find some other way to justify admitting latino and african american students, but having such an obviously biased system in place was not great. Glad it's gone at some level.
It was already banned in some states and schools have found effective ways to circumvent the rulings. It's a bit of a sad day for me but I'm not too worried about the effects of the ruling. Academia will continue to be progressive
You don't want everyone to be treated equally? Seriously?!?
