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Image from: Twitter, back in the day... Critics of Donald Trump reacted with derision and disdain Wednesday after the former president announced a lawsuit against three tech firms and their CEOs that banned him for violating company policies against false and hateful posts. The Associated Pressreports Trump announced his class-action suit against Facebook, Twitter, and Google-owned YouTube, as well as respective CEOs Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Dorsey, and Sundar Pichai, in Bedminster, New Jersey W...

I’ve skimmed former guy’s complaint against Facebook and it’s every bit as stupid as you’d think it is. You would think that any prospective Trump attorneys would have heeded what has happened to Giuliani, Powell, Ellis, and on and on. Trump claims he is filing a "class-action" lawsuit against social media companies for throwing him off their platforms. What, exactly, is the class? Presidents who lost re-election and then tried to overthrow American democracy to remain in power? That is...

WXXV News 25 July 7, 2021 The City of Pascagoula held their swearing-in ceremony for the newly elected Mayor Dr. Jay Willis and council members Tuesday evening at City Hall. Republican Jay Willis ran unopposed for this year’s election. He is a retired dentist and consultant who has served on the board of directors for the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce and the Gulf Coast Community Foundation. Mayor Willis says while in office, one of his goals is to continue to grow the downtown area by h...

Pascagoula mayor and council swearing-in ceremony July 6, 2021 The City of Pascagoula held their swearing in ceremony for the newly elected mayor and council members this evening at City Hall. Republican Jay Willis ran unopposed for this year’s election. He is a retired dentist and consultant who has served on the board of directors for the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce and the Gulf Coast Community Foundation. During the city council meeting, photographer Ronnie Blakeney presented an ori...

A law student’s diploma was held up after an officer at the conservative Federalist Society had a tantrum over a piece of satire sent to a listserv for political debate. Mark Joseph Stern explained on Slate why those self-proclaimed freedom lovers at the Federalist Society wanted to cancel the students diploma: On Jan. 25, Nicholas Wallace, a third-year student at Stanford Law School, sent a satirical flyer to a student listserv reserved for debate and political commentary. The flyer promoted...

Nuttin' but a bunch of hypocrisy to see here.

It’s always a good day to exercise your First Amendment right to dunk on the Federalist Society. The post The Federalist Society Tried To Keep a Stanford Law Student From Graduating After He Made Fun of Them first appeared on The Mary Sue.

It’s always a good day to exercise your First Amendment right to dunk on the Federalist Society.

Pascagoula city manager resigns as new administration takes office Michael Silverman started as Pascagoula city manager in January 2020. Hes resigning from the job effective June 17, 2021. (Source: WLOX) By WLOX Staff | May 6, 2021 at 4:49 PM CDT - Updated May 6 at 5:01 PM PASCAGOULA, Miss. (WLOX) - Pascagoula just got a new mayor, and soon the Flagship City will also get a new city manager. Thursday, City Manager Michael Silverman submitted his resignation after just 17 months on the jo...

The second phase of a ‘successful’ grant scheme is set to be launched. Northumberland County Council is preparing to launch the second phase of its Business Resilience Grant scheme, which is aimed at companies which are liable for business rates, but have not already received Local Restrictions Support Grants, the Restart Grant or Additional Restriction Grants. The council has extended the BRG so that more mobile and home-based businesses can be supported, with the new grant is due to...