Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) denounced democracy just prior to election 2020.

Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) denounced democracy just prior to election 2020.

The worst president in U.S. history.

Jesse Watters: Trump has been on the move his whole life. Golf, rallies, movement, action, sunlight, fresh air, freedom.

This is torture.

They’re making 77 year old man sit in a room for 8 hours straight, four days a week. Acyn

Justice Sotomayor: If a president says a rival is corrupt and orders their assassination, 'is that within his official acts for which he can get immunity?'

Trump lawyer: 'It would depend on the hypothetical.' PBS NewsHour

Justice Gorsuch asks specious hypothetical unrelated to the facts of January 6:

Why couldn't he be prosecuted for leading a civil rights protest in front of the capital that delays a vote on a piece of important legislation? Acyn

Acyn This is a superfluous hypothetical that has nothing to do with January 6. If anything, the reputational bankruptcy of this court should be apparent to all by now.

Trump lawyer at SCOTUS: If Trump sold nuclear secrets to a foreign adversary, he couldn't be prosecuted unless he was impeached and convicted first.* Aaron Rupar

This further demonstrates that greater public displays of religiosity often correlate with higher levels of actual immorality.

Kagan: How about if the president orders the military to stage a coup?

Sauer: If one adopted the test we advanced, that might well be an official act. Acyn

If this viewpoint were adopted, the democracy, already on the precipice, would teeter into dictatorship.

With Trump, the Supreme Court doesn’t need to invent hypotheticals.

Here is the obituary of a man who succumbed to COVID-19 before the vaccine was widely available in 2021.

Justice Kavanaugh: 'President Ford's pardon of Nixon, very controversial in the moment…. Now looked upon as one of the better decisions in presidential history I think by most people.' Acyn

Acyn This presents an opinion as if it were a fact. Similarly, there is a viewpoint that the pardoning of Richard Nixon paved the way for the subsequent abuses of power by Reagan and Bush II.

Here is Noelle McAfee, the Chairwoman of the Philosophy Dept. at Emory University, being dragged away by an officer wearing a balaclava. #dystopian

This video provided to us by an #Emory PHD student. You can hear him in this video. Atlanta News First

Atlanta News First A society that shields powerful criminals while arresting educators is teetering on the brink of moral collapse.

Regardless of one's views on the nature of the protests, the sight of a university professor being dragged away by security personnel in a ski mask should cause you…

Atlanta News First In the absence of illegal conduct, the U.S. Constitution has robust protections for free speech, particularly political speech, regardless of the topic

Atlanta News First The professor appears to have been arrested for trespassing.

Atlanta News First People have the right to their views on various protests. However, it’s important to recognize that coercive tactics used against one group can also be deployed against another, regardless of whether we agree with them or not.

This underscores the necessity of steadfastly…