Friday, August 17, 2018
Christian baker vindicated by SCOTUS back in court for not baking a gender transitioning cake - Washington Times
Christian baker vindicated by SCOTUS back in court for not baking a gender transitioning cake - Washington Times:
Sen. Ben Sasse, Nebraska Republican, said Colorado is headed down a troubling path.
“A state powerful enough to tell bakers what to bake is powerful enough to tell journalists what stories to write. This is not healthy for the country,” he said.
Kristen Waggoner, a lawyer for the religious liberty law firm Alliance Defending Freedom, which is representing Mr. Phillips, said there is little question that the state has it in for Mr. Phillips.
“A state powerful enough to tell bakers what to bake is powerful enough to tell journalists what stories to write. This is not healthy for the country,” he said.
Kristen Waggoner, a lawyer for the religious liberty law firm Alliance Defending Freedom, which is representing Mr. Phillips, said there is little question that the state has it in for Mr. Phillips.
America spends more on taxes than on food, clothing, and housing combined.
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(K.R.) QUESTION OF THE DAY
America spends more on taxes than on food, clothing, and housing combined.
A LOT more.
Housing: $2.3 trillion
Clothing: $0.4 trillion
Food: $1.7 trillion
TOTAL: $4.4 trillion
Clothing: $0.4 trillion
Food: $1.7 trillion
TOTAL: $4.4 trillion
Federal Taxes: $3.4 trillion
State and Local Taxes: $1.8 trillion
TOTAL: $5.2 trillion
State and Local Taxes: $1.8 trillion
TOTAL: $5.2 trillion
Do you think, as a country, we’re getting our money’s worth from all that taxation?
SOURCES: https://www.bea.gov/iTable/index_nipa.cfm
Table 2.4.5U. Personal Consumption Expenditures by Type of Product
https://taxfoundation.org/tax-freedom-day-2018/
Table 2.4.5U. Personal Consumption Expenditures by Type of Product
https://taxfoundation.org/tax-freedom-day-2018/
Dem Gun Control Advocate Faces Murder Charges for Allegedly Shooting Campaign Worker | pluralist
Dem Gun Control Advocate Faces Murder Charges for Allegedly Shooting Campaign Worker | pluralist
"I didn't think anything like this could happen."
"I didn't think anything like this could happen."
"Former Georgia Democratic Congressional candidate Kellie Lynn Collins was charged with murdering a campaign staffer last Wednesday.
Curt Cain -- who served as Collins' campaign treasurer -- was found shot to death in his home in South Carolina on Tuesday, according to police.
Collins was identified as a suspect and by Wednesday she turned herself in, according to The State.
Collins was identified as a suspect and by Wednesday she turned herself in, according to The State.
Before dropping out of the race for Georgia's 10th congressional district, Collins was an advocate for stricter gun control.
On her since deleted campaign website, she promoted "responsible gun regulation to protect the community" according to BizPac Review.
On her since deleted campaign website, she promoted "responsible gun regulation to protect the community" according to BizPac Review.
Watch – Antifa Chants Death to America: 'No Borders! No Wall! No USA at All!'
Watch – Antifa Chants Death to America: 'No Borders! No Wall! No USA at All!'
“No border, no wall, no USA at all!” Antifa and open borders activists chanted..."
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Australian farmers body says Roundup cancer ruling is 'in blatant ignorance' of science | Environment | The Guardian
Australian farmers body says Roundup cancer ruling is 'in blatant ignorance' of science | Environment | The Guardian:
"National Farmers’ Federation says US court ruling that weedkiller causes cancer sets a ‘reckless precedent’
Australia’s National Farmers’ Federation has rejected the finding of a US court that the weedkiller Roundup causes cancer, saying it set a “reckless precedent” that could harm agriculture.
On Monday, Greenpeace urged the Australian government to start restricting the sale of Roundup – which is widely available in supermarkets and hardware stores – after a Californian court found it caused the cancer of a terminally ill man.
...The active chemical in Roundup – glyphosate – has been classified as “probably carcinogenic” by the World Health Organisation but is still approved for use in Australia and the US.
On Tuesday, the NFF said the US court decision was “in blatant ignorance” of science.
“No other herbicide has been tested to the lengths that glyphosate has,” the NFF president, Fiona Simson, said.
“After four decades of evaluations, no regulatory agency in the world considers glyphosate to be carcinogenic.”...
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"National Farmers’ Federation says US court ruling that weedkiller causes cancer sets a ‘reckless precedent’Australia’s National Farmers’ Federation has rejected the finding of a US court that the weedkiller Roundup causes cancer, saying it set a “reckless precedent” that could harm agriculture.
On Monday, Greenpeace urged the Australian government to start restricting the sale of Roundup – which is widely available in supermarkets and hardware stores – after a Californian court found it caused the cancer of a terminally ill man.
...The active chemical in Roundup – glyphosate – has been classified as “probably carcinogenic” by the World Health Organisation but is still approved for use in Australia and the US.
On Tuesday, the NFF said the US court decision was “in blatant ignorance” of science.
“No other herbicide has been tested to the lengths that glyphosate has,” the NFF president, Fiona Simson, said.
“After four decades of evaluations, no regulatory agency in the world considers glyphosate to be carcinogenic.”...
Read all.
US Internet Speed Has Gone From 12th To 6th Fastest Since End Of Net Neutrality | The Daily Caller
US Internet Speed Has Gone From 12th To 6th Fastest Since End Of Net Neutrality | The Daily Caller:
Since the repeal of “net neutrality” took effect on June 11, the U.S. internet speed has gone from 12th to 6th fastest in the world.
FCC chairman Ajit Pai announced late last year that he would be repealing the Obama-era internet regulations known as “net neutrality.” Following this announcement, the internet went into an absolute frenzy.
Since the repeal of “net neutrality” took effect on June 11, the U.S. internet speed has gone from 12th to 6th fastest in the world.
FCC chairman Ajit Pai announced late last year that he would be repealing the Obama-era internet regulations known as “net neutrality.” Following this announcement, the internet went into an absolute frenzy.
History for August 17
History for August 17 - On-This-Day.com
Davy Crockett 1786 - Frontiersman, soldier and politician. He died at the Battle of the Alamo, Samuel Goldwyn (Samuel Goldfish) 1882 - Film producer, Mae West 1893 - Actress, singer, playwrite, screenwriter
Robert De Niro 1943 - Actor ("Bang Drum Slowly," "Goodfellas," "Cape Fear"), Belinda Carlisle 1958 - Singer (Go-Go's), Sean Penn 1960 - Actor, screenwriter, director
1790 - The capital city of the U.S. moved to Philadelphia from New York City.
1903 - Joseph Pulitzer donated a million dollars to Columbia University. This started the Pulitzer Prizes in his name.
1961 - The Communist East German government completed the construction of the Berlin Wall.
1978 - Maxie Anderson, Ben Abruzzo and Larry Newman became the first to land after a successful trans-Atlantic balloon flight. The voyage began in Presque Isle, ME and ended in Miserey, France.
1998 - U.S. President Clinton admitted to having an improper relationship with Monica Lewinsky, a White House intern.
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