Tuesday, November 17, 2020

Election to House strategy plus lockdowns & Facebook/Twitter in US Senate

Election to House strategy plus lockdowns & Facebook/Twitter in US Senate 11/17 by Silvio Canto Jr | Politics

Trump working to send election to the US House for a resolution.....Lockdowns coming.....Facebook & Twitter show their political bias......Georgia elections for US Senate..............and other stories.....click to listen:


Tuesday’s video: Talking lockdown again


Tuesday's video:
Talking lockdown again
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DACA back in the news












Back in June, Chief Justice Roberts wrote a DACA opinion that confused everyone. In other words, the Court did not rule on the constitutionality of DACA but rather the manner in which the Trump administration canceled it.  It’s as if the Court told the Trump team that they forgot to answer question # 22 in the application for a loan.  It didn’t approve or reject DACA, but rather just confused everyone.

Over the last few days, a judge in New York wrote an opinion:   

“DHS failed to follow the order of succession as it was lawfully designated,” wrote Garaufis, an appointee of President Bill Clinton. 

“Therefore, the actions taken by purported Acting Secretaries, who were not properly in their roles according to the lawful order of succession, were taken without legal authority.”

I’m not an expert on the legal authority of Acting Secretaries but I do know that presidents can cancel their predecessor’s orders.  Didn’t President Obama reverse President Reagan and Bush on abortion rulings?

So what happens now?  My guess is not much, because the Acting Secretary is not going to act on the opinion.  Also, on a practical point, what DACA window does a “dreamer” go to?  Where is that window in the Immigration Department?

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1558: Elizabethan Age begins


Elizabeth became Queen of England on this day in 1558.    She ruled until 1603 and was one of the great monarchs of England.    
So we remember Queen Elizabeth today.

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Drew Henson should have played football



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Drew Henson was 
26 when the Cowboys released him in August 2006.   Henson started only one game in Dallas, filling in for the injured Vinny Testaverde on Thanksgiving Day 2004.     Testaverde took over after halftime and that was it for Henson as a Dallas Cowboy.

What an amazing story.   Henson decided to play baseball and signed with the Yankees.   After 3 years in the minors, ARod was playing third base in New York so Henson decided to play football.

Henson never lived up to expectations in baseball or football.   It's a shame!   He had all of the natural tools but I think that he made a mistake by playing baseball rather than going directly to the NFL after college.