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That includes the social vulnerability index - https://web.archive.org/web/20250000000000*/https://www.atsdr.cdc.gov/place-health/php/eji/index.html - and environmental justice index - https://web.archive.org/web/20250000000000*/https://www.atsdr.cdc.gov/place-health/php/svi/index.html - , for example, which are tools that show whether particular populations might face disproportionate health risks.

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Excellent work by the Verge for linking to the Web Archive versions of these pages, hope to see more of this from journalists

Incidentally, if you see a government resource the Trumpists might want to destroy, see if it’s already been saved here - https://web.archive.org/ - and (if not) save it here - https://web.archive.org/save

And if this seems like a worthwhile resource and you’re in a position to do so, consider visiting - https://archive.org/donate/

I mean, all words are made up, but yeah, the whole legal profession is chock full of needlessly flowery language that’s intended to keep normal people from feeling like they can ask too many questions

That said, I’m happy to fight alongside those elitist creeps if they’re fighting against fascism. Once that’s taken care of we can talk about replacing all their stupid bar associations with actual public agencies to bring some (small-d) democratic oversight to their little clubhouses.

A more accurate headline would be “8 Inspectors General Trump Attempted to Fire Sue for Illegal Interference”

“‘Because the purported removals were illegal and hence a nullity, the actions just described constituted illegal interference with the IGs’ official duties.'”

Almost certainly a good assumption, and we wouldn’t know if they were

Try https://ghostarchive.org/archive/lgz1O

The ceasefire has been bullshit from the beginning, it was just a way for Israel and Hamas to put a formal end on things that allowed them both to say they got what they wanted out of this bloodbath, but it hasn’t and won’t stop Israeli soldiers from killing Palestinians or Hamas fighters from trying to kill Israeli civilians, and it definitely won’t do anything to put us on a path to any kind of real and lasting peace. We’re right back where we were on October 6, only with 40,000+ dead civilians and a bunch of essential infrastructure destroyed.

lately I’ve been asking if people will write an email to a politician or a celebrity or a business leader, anyone who has the ability to talk to the media, and ask them to use that ability to talk about the plight of Palestinians

It’s almost like after months of having their concerns dismissed and being called Russian plants or whatever else people aren’t inclined to engage in political action alongside the kinda kinds of people who they think said those things. Oh well, at least this is just a silly thing that happens on social media and doesn’t have any relevance at all to the Democratic party’s ability to turn out votes or anything /s

e; fixed a typo and added some words to make my point clearer

You could say all of that about plenty of the people he did pardon, so either he screwed up there or here by your logic.

Ultimately, I think that logic is flawed, because what’s going on in these individual cases is irrelevant, giving the American government the authority to kill in cold blood in any case was a mistake that has been and will be abused.

It never really existed to begin with, it’s just a face saving fiction for both Israel and Hamas to say “actually we got exactly what we wanted out of this and sure showed those other guys so we can declare victory now”, but Israeli soldiers will continue murdering Palestinians when they feel like it and Hamas will continue lobbing rockets at iron domes to remind everyone they exist and nothing will have changed except 40,000+ Palestinians are dead now

Leopards

Because Israeli soldiers murdering children (archived) totally didn’t happen under prior administrations /s

It’s a scenario that was so concerning to Washington state Rep. Sharlett Mena that she introduced legislation that would make uninvited deployments of out-of-state troops illegal. Her bill cleared a committee last week and has the backing of Democratic Gov. Bob Ferguson, who pushed for the proposal in his inaugural address last month.

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But, as she noted to her colleagues last week, if Trump were to federalize National Guard units, there’s nothing the state could do to prevent it; a presidential order preempts state authority.