Monday, June 27, 2022
The week in review with Bill Katz the editor of Urgent Agenda
Monday's video: Another 6-3 opinion in favor of religious freedom...........and other stories....
Monday's video:
Another 6-3 opinion in favor of religious freedom...........
and other stories....
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Portland is about lawlessness, not Dobbs
(My new American Thinker post)
It happens every time or Portland burns. Yes, there were problems across the country, such as the "insurrection" in Arizona, but Portland always leads the way. Let's check the story:
A large group of rioters was seen in downtown Portland, Oregon smashing windows and vandalizing several buildings Saturday night. The group also graffitied messages targeting the U.S. Supreme Court.
The group, made of about 100 people, were yelling and chanting as they marched down the streets and would periodically stop to destroy and graffiti objects.
"Death to SCOTUS," one black spray-painted message said.
Members of the group smashed several windows of a Starbucks Coffee building and others were seen destroying a Tesla car.
So much for Tesla or Starbucks paying for abortions. I guess that the rioters didn't get that memo.
What we saw in Portland was another episode in the continuing story of lawlessness. Portland is now exhibit A on what happens when a local government or an impotent governor decide that people can destroy property or burn buildings in the name of something.
Of course, all of this will drive more business out of the city or make it more difficult to recruit police officers. But who cares about that? It's all about social justice, reproductive rights or something like that.
Do you understand now why so many in Oregon want to break away from Portland? Do you blame them?
A word about June 27
We remember June 27
Happy # 78 to Rico Petrocelli, one of the most popular players to wear the Red Sox uniform. Americo Peter Petrocelli was born in Brooklyn on this day in 1943. He broke with Boston in 1963. He quickly became a regular and played in the 1967 & 1975 World Series. Petrocelli was a big bat in the Boston lineup: 210 HR & 773 RBI over 13 years.
1973: David Clyde made his pitching debut with the Texas Rangers. He was 18, two weeks out of high school and never materialized as a major league pitcher. He was probably rushed to the majors.
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Happy # 79 Rico Petrocelli
Happy # 79 to Rico Petrocelli, one of the most popular players to wear the Red Sox uniform.
Americo Peter Petrocelli was born in Brooklyn on this day in 1943. He broke with Boston in 1963. He quickly became a regular and played in the 1967 & 1975 World Series.
He split his career between shortstop (774 games) and third base (727 games). Rico moved to third when Luis Aparicio joined Boston in 1970.
Petrocelli was a big bat in the Boston lineup: 210 HR & 773 RBI over 13 years.
He hit 40 HR in 1969 and 97 HR over a 3 year span, 1969-71.
Enjoy your day Rico!
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