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And there's the point. Why give the man's (Hawley) speech any further recognition? Just ignore it, kinda like ignoring the Yale law "free speech" debate debacle in the same manner. Look, she's gonna be the next Supreme Court Justice, we all know that. She's more than qualified. Just acknowledge the fact that she was chosen to be the token "First black female SCOTUS nominee" for a geriatric racist old white President.

He is a man. Just as that guy who won the women's swimming title is a guy.

Not hiring someone is one thing. Saying they should never receive a law license, even if they are otherwise qualified, is quite another.

She’s more than qualified. The rest is irrelevant to me. Just partisan political noise.

150 days until kickoff. As of now, my Hatchets are still missing a game in week two. They did the same thing last year following their week one game vs. McLean Co. (KY). Maybe we're using it as a bye week to get some extra prep before the GS game? Anything we can do to add to the....six total points we've put up on them since joining the PAC.

https://mises.org/wire/how-agriculture-bureaucrats-are-manipulating-food-prices-and-our-diets Agreed. It is the government that has caused the epidemic of obesity in America.

Great honor for some Patriot legends!

Correct. Concord HS is technically in a small town (?) called Dunlap. But is basically the southeastern part of Elkhart. Concord has historically been the “little brother” that typically beat up on his older brother/brothers of Elkhart (or Central & Memorial before the merger). Has always been a rivalry there…my guess is someone at Elkhart was trying to make a statement.

Who is Dunlap?

Correct. That is another viewpoint.

https://dailycitizen.focusonthefamily.com/federal-judge-suggests-not-hiring-yale-law-students-who-disrupted-free-speech-event/ That’s huge. And critically important to the legal profession and society at large. Silberman is the adult in the room, having served in public life since the Nixon administration. And here he is telling these immature law students that if they won’t act like lawyers, they won’t be treated as such in the job market. Clerkships are considered a steppingstone for young law school graduates who have aspirations of becoming judges themselves, and a clerkship with a high-profile judge like Silberman could lead to a clerkship with a Supreme Court justice, which would be a golden ticket to any future job. David Lat is a gay-identified lawyer who has written on happenings in the legal world for years. You’d expect that he would be supportive of the disruptive students because of his support for LGBT issues, right? Wrong. In his article, “Is Free Speech in American Law Schools a Lost Cause?” Lat explores the events at Yale (and an earlier situation at University California at Hastings), and makes this point: And this: As Waggoner herself told the Beacon, “Yale Law students are our future attorneys, judges, legislators, and corporate executives,” she said. “We must change course and restore a culture of free speech and civil discourse at Yale and other law schools, or the future of the legal profession in America is in dire straits.”

And if I were you, I’d stay in my lane.