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thundergrace · 2 years
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This is really gonna happen before anything happens with the justice department...
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dadsinsuits · 9 months
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Jeff Sessions
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reasonsforhope · 11 months
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"Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey terminated his emergency rule on gender-affirming care Tuesday — less than a week after the state legislature sent a ban on minors starting treatment to the governor’s desk.
The ACLU of Missouri filed a lawsuit in late April seeking to block Bailey’s emergency rule, alleging the attorney general didn’t have the authority to use the state’s consumer protection law to block access to puberty blockers, hormone therapy and gender-affirming surgery. A judge put the rules on hold until July, when a hearing is scheduled...
The now-terminated emergency order would’ve affected adults, a step that caused fear in the LGBTQ+ community, advocates told The Independent. Some began preparing to move out of state when they heard about the emergency order...
A spokesperson for the Missouri Secretary of State’s office said he received the termination paperwork around 4 p.m. Tuesday [May 16, 2023].
If Bailey wishes to enact his order, which would set barriers to accessing gender-affirming care, he must restart the process...
The ACLU of Missouri released a statement Tuesday evening, calling the termination a “victory for Missourians’ right to bodily autonomy.”
“After weeks of embarrassing Missouri on the national stage, the Attorney General has finally joined everyone else in recognizing that his hasty attempt to usurp other branches of government cannot withstand scrutiny,” the statement says.
House Minority Leader Crystal Quade, D-Springfield, said in a statement that Bailey “grossly overstepped his legal authority, and everyone knows it.
“So, it isn’t surprising he withdrew his unconstitutional rule knowing another embarrassing court defeat was inevitable,” she said. “Missourians deserve an attorney general worthy of the office, not one who persecutes innocent Missourians for political gain.”
Fischer said, despite uncertain circumstances, the removal of barriers to care is a “win” for transgender Missourians.
“From the conversations we’ve already had with community members and trans leadership, people are thrilled to see the attorney general terminate his rule especially since it targeted the entire trans community: children and adults. In our eyes, this is a win,” he said."
-via Missouri Independent, 5/16/23
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It's nowhere near enough, but it's still so important, especially for all the trans adults in Missouri who were being forcibly detransitioned and starting to be denied access to gender-affirming care, including hormones, which they'd often been on for years.
At this point, I will celebrate every bit of respite we can get.
Missouri would've been the first and only state to ban access to transgender care for adults. It's inexcusable that trans kids are still going to be denied care. But if this rule hadn't been withdrawn, there would've been a lengthy court battle over it lasting years, and in the meantime, every red state that could get away with it would be using Missouri as a blueprint and successful precedent to pass their own bans on gender affirming care for adults.
The fact that Republicans have been denied that successful precedent is VITAL.
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nodynasty4us · 5 months
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From the November 20, 2023 article:
[Mike] Davis heads Project 2025, the Heritage Foundation-funded $20 million plan to gut the executive branch and install only Trump loyalists at every level and in every building.
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“He’s the man many in Trump’s inner circle including his own son Don Jr. and Steve Bannon are pitching to be the country’s next possible Attorney General. Earlier this week over on my Peacock show,” [MSNBC’s Medhi] Hasan explained, “I dove deep into the conservative lawyer’s record from Davis’ threats to send journalists to the ‘DC Gulag.’ He has repeatedly called on social media for his followers to quote ‘arm up against the violent Black underclass,’ and it appears I may have struck a nerve.”
“Davis has since responded to my monologue from earlier this week, pledging to indict me when he’s AG for what I’m not sure but he’s also threatened to send me to the DC Gulag.”
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ridenwithbiden · 1 month
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memenewsdotcom · 11 months
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton impeached
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higherentity · 8 months
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amynessblog · 1 year
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Happy Birthday Bobby. You would have been 97 today.✨
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whenweallvote · 2 months
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dadsinsuits · 9 months
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Jeff Sessions
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profeminist · 2 years
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As abortion rights advocates wondered for months what the Biden administration planned to do about the impending fall of Roe v. Wade, officials said they would release their plans when it happened. Well, it happened on Friday and now we’re finally getting some information.
Attorney General (and one-time Supreme Court nominee) Merrick Garland—a typically cautious and mild-mannered man—released a statement nudging the FDA to sue states that try to claim abortion pills are now banned, saying in part:
Today’s decision does not eliminate the ability of states to keep abortion legal within their borders...[The Department of Justice stands] ready to work with other arms of the federal government that seek to use their lawful authorities to protect and preserve access to reproductive care. In particular, the FDA has approved the use of the medication Mifepristone. States may not ban Mifepristone based on disagreement with the FDA’s expert judgment about its safety and efficacy.
Read the full piece here: https://jezebel.com/ag-merrick-garland-locates-spine-says-states-can-t-ban-1849106067
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jfkkennedy · 2 years
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On this day in 1968, we lost an amazing man. A man who had great hopes for the future, who was kind, thoughtful, fair, loving, compassionate, and diligent. A man who loved his brothers and sisters, his wife, his 10 (soon to be 11) children, his parents, and the rest of his large family, who all loved him back. For him to meet the same fate as his brother was just unfair, for him, his family, and the world. The people loved him, and he was their beacon, a spark of hope, which was extinguished with his untimely death. Bobby, I hope you’re resting peacefully, this world misses and loves you, and your words and ideals continue to inspire us even now🤍
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lavenderlatt3 · 3 months
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Breakdown of the Archdiocese of Baltimore's Bankruptcy and Maryland's AG Report Redactions
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makavelisixx · 2 years
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mudwerks · 1 year
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(via Recount Confirms Democrat’s Victory in Arizona’s Attorney General Race - The New York Times)
not gonna have an election-denier running elections in AZ...   😅
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