interestingly, one of the guys who started FSU is a showrunner on Mayans MC, that Sons of Anarchy spin off.

I think we all understand that the 64k in election funds are meaningless here.

I want to see him cry more

THE IRON LAW OF INSTITUTIONS

“I believe that America can come together, get over all of this division, and bomb some people in some country I’ve never heard of.

Defended stop and frisk.

“Attorney General Jeff Sessions has threatened the legal weed industry repeatedly, though he’s yet to enact any serious crackdowns.”

“This is a problem. Contrary to popular belief, mass incarceration was predominantly fueled not by nonviolent drug crime, but by mandatory minimum sentences for violent criminals and laws like Three Strikes. That means that if we want to end mass incarceration, it’s necessary to grapple with the implications of…

Lindsey Graham helps Trump fire Sessions to obstruct justice because Graham believes in criminal justice reform. The world has become word salad.

“Let’s break this down. First of all, if whatever Trump told Mueller was the truth, it wouldn’t be perjury in any case. But it seems that what Trump is saying here is that he might “accidentally” lie under oath—that his statements, though truthful to the best of his knowledge, may contradict more truthful…

“I feel like we’re just kind of taking her word for her claim of a disability. Has anyone else corroborated this?”

has there been a legalization bill passed by any legislature?

“military rebuild”

I would love to see a legalization and sale bill passed by a legislature rather than through initiative. Initiatives tend to be written up in the least restrictive way possible. When a legislature writes it, a bill could...in theory...attempt to grapple with the public health implications of legal weed.

I realize this guy is a medium famous rapper, but I thought that level of musical success no longer meant hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of jewelry.

they’re the Bluecoats now, buddy

‘Whitney’s conclusion is based on Gill’s 2003 obituary, which says that Gill preferred to be called “Mr. Gill,” “insisted [he] was a man,” and “may even have undergone the initial stages of [medical transitioning] that made [him] appear more masculine.”’

“Assistant District Attorney”

“Assistant District Attorney”

“Kushner is a proponent of correction-system reforms and more lenient federal sentencing”