1. All seven have more in favor of removal than opposing it.
2. FiveThirtyEight found the most support for removing him and Mon mouth had the most opposition for removing him.
3. 83.9% of Democrats support removal while only 8.4% Republicans support.
4. More people support the House impeaching Trump than they support actually removing Trump from office.
5. They think Mike Pence would be a better president.
6. The voters tend to be a bit more Republican than all American adults.
7. 89% of men said a woman cold get elected while 9% disagreed, but women were, at 79% to 20%.
8. White voters without a college degree caused the issues.
9. 69% of Americans do not want Roe v. Wade to be overturned.
Friday, January 31, 2020
Thursday, January 23, 2020
Blog Post 3.2 "SCOTUS 2020"
1. Both the Trinity Luthern and Espinoza involve state constitutional provisions that prohibited those states from spending money to "aid" churches and other religious institutions.
2. It would prohibit basic things such as police protection or fire protection: if a church caught on fire, the fire department would have to just let it burn baby.
3. The plaintiff argues that the ban forces students to "choose between attending a school that accords with her beliefs or receiving thousands of dollars in government benefits."
4. The US government spends an average of $11, 392 per year on each public school student.
5. Chief Justice Roberts said, "Denying a generally available benefit solely on account of religious identity imposes a penalty on the free exercise of religion that can be justified only by a state interest 'of the highest order.'"
6. The super-conservative Supreme Court is probably going to expand the rights of the religious conservatives.
7. The heart of both of the Pennsylvania cases is whether the Trump administration acted properly when it wrote a sweeping exemption into regulations requiring employers to include birth control coverage in employee health plans.
8. "when followers of a particular sect enter into commercial activity as a matter of choice, the limits they accept on their own conduct as a matter of conscience and faith are not to be superimposed on the statutory schemes which are binding on others in that activity."
9. Trump administration gave religious objectors a broad exemption from the requirement to provide birth control coverage. It gives anyone with a moral or religious opposition the option to just not provide coverage for birth control.
10. Trump's additions are all conservative and religious, so of course, they will side with the religious folks because women are beneath men in every single way possible and birth control is a luxury to women, like mints but worse because it prevents the precious baby from blossoming. You know, the baby that the woman probably doesn't want in the first place but hey it isn't her body so why does she get an opinion haha.
2. It would prohibit basic things such as police protection or fire protection: if a church caught on fire, the fire department would have to just let it burn baby.
3. The plaintiff argues that the ban forces students to "choose between attending a school that accords with her beliefs or receiving thousands of dollars in government benefits."
4. The US government spends an average of $11, 392 per year on each public school student.
5. Chief Justice Roberts said, "Denying a generally available benefit solely on account of religious identity imposes a penalty on the free exercise of religion that can be justified only by a state interest 'of the highest order.'"
6. The super-conservative Supreme Court is probably going to expand the rights of the religious conservatives.
7. The heart of both of the Pennsylvania cases is whether the Trump administration acted properly when it wrote a sweeping exemption into regulations requiring employers to include birth control coverage in employee health plans.
8. "when followers of a particular sect enter into commercial activity as a matter of choice, the limits they accept on their own conduct as a matter of conscience and faith are not to be superimposed on the statutory schemes which are binding on others in that activity."
9. Trump administration gave religious objectors a broad exemption from the requirement to provide birth control coverage. It gives anyone with a moral or religious opposition the option to just not provide coverage for birth control.
10. Trump's additions are all conservative and religious, so of course, they will side with the religious folks because women are beneath men in every single way possible and birth control is a luxury to women, like mints but worse because it prevents the precious baby from blossoming. You know, the baby that the woman probably doesn't want in the first place but hey it isn't her body so why does she get an opinion haha.
Wednesday, January 8, 2020
Blog Post 3.1 "Tensions with Iran"
1. He used to lead Iranian covert operations and intelligence, and he was one of the country's most revered military leaders.
2. The Pentagon justified this by saying that General Soleimani was actively developing plans to attack American diplomats and service members in Iraq and throughout the region, and General Soleimani and his Quds Force were responsible for the deaths of hundreds of American and coalition service members and the wounding of thousands more.
3. Iran's leaders have promised "revenge."
4. President Trump is threatening to attack multiple Iranian sites if they strike any American people or assets. Of course, all of this was said via Twitter.
5. Trump stated in his tweet that he wants to target Iranian cultural sites, and doing so is a war crime.
6. The Iranian people have all banded together, despite political differences, in order to mourn the death of Gen. Soleimani who they deem a hero, and tens of thousands of mourners filled the streets of Ahvaz and Mashhad Sunday where Soleimani's remains were transported for public processions.
7. The leaders of Iraq want US troops to leave the country over concerns the US violated Iraqi sovereignty in its assassination, and this move could completely alter the US-Iraq relationship and fundamentally change the fight against ISIS.
8. Sanctions against Iran would be eased in exchange for compliance with nuclear restrictions.
9. President Trump withdrew from the deal and imposed harsh sanctions.
10. Iran's nuclear program will have no limitations in production including enrichment capacity and percentage and number of enriched uranium and research and expansion.
11. Iran will still allow the International Atomic Energy Agency to review its nuclear research.
2. The Pentagon justified this by saying that General Soleimani was actively developing plans to attack American diplomats and service members in Iraq and throughout the region, and General Soleimani and his Quds Force were responsible for the deaths of hundreds of American and coalition service members and the wounding of thousands more.
3. Iran's leaders have promised "revenge."
4. President Trump is threatening to attack multiple Iranian sites if they strike any American people or assets. Of course, all of this was said via Twitter.
5. Trump stated in his tweet that he wants to target Iranian cultural sites, and doing so is a war crime.
6. The Iranian people have all banded together, despite political differences, in order to mourn the death of Gen. Soleimani who they deem a hero, and tens of thousands of mourners filled the streets of Ahvaz and Mashhad Sunday where Soleimani's remains were transported for public processions.
7. The leaders of Iraq want US troops to leave the country over concerns the US violated Iraqi sovereignty in its assassination, and this move could completely alter the US-Iraq relationship and fundamentally change the fight against ISIS.
8. Sanctions against Iran would be eased in exchange for compliance with nuclear restrictions.
9. President Trump withdrew from the deal and imposed harsh sanctions.
10. Iran's nuclear program will have no limitations in production including enrichment capacity and percentage and number of enriched uranium and research and expansion.
11. Iran will still allow the International Atomic Energy Agency to review its nuclear research.
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