of what is acceptable and what is not. everyone else on the stage supported mike pence on the debate except for ramaswamy. i think he looked like a fool today, frankly, to stand up he is depending on people being completely and totally without knowledge when it comes to the constitution and the way laws are made in the senate work. i don t think that schtick is going to work. i think pence got a fair amount of support on the stage and i m glad to see it because he deserves it. let s talk about this further in just a few moments. everybody, stay with us. we ll be right back.
this as you re saying that, but the truth is we have witnessed now, after january 6th, people coming out of the woodwork with their legal theories saying that that s the case. it widens the aperture of what is acceptable and what is not. i think we re going to see more and more candidates like this on the trail going into 2024, maybe senate, people running for senate, et cetera, who are going to say, you know what else we could have done that time? you know who else you could have called? it s just free speech. i think we re watching that window open of what is acceptable and what is not. everyone else on the stage supported mike pence on the debate except for ramaswamy. i think he looked like a fool today frankly to stand out. he is depending on people being completely and totally without knowledge when it comes to the constitution and the way laws are made and the senate works. i don t think that shtick is going to work. i think pence got a fair amount of support on the stage and i
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affirmative action it leaves a window open, a small door open to be able to find new ways to achieve diversity on college campuses and in classrooms, make no mistake about it, these decisions are backwards steps for this nation and involve, i think, the political nature of this supreme court today. when you take the decision last year in dobbs and these decisions together, it is clear this court has a right leaning tender, they don t care about stare decisis, they are not bound by precedent. they want to write a new constitutional, if you will, book for the 21st century, and it s dangerous, and it s painful, and it is hurtful. and what of our children and what of our grand chern, when this court has the nerve to question, to suggest a reinterpretation of the cardinal rule of the brown decision in