Bill Moorefield

A Minnesota judge named Sarah West has reportedly tossed a $7.2 million Medicaid fraud conviction even after a unanimous jury verdict found the defendant guilty. This kind of courtroom twist fuels the belief that the system has one gear for regular citizens and another for politically sensitive cases. Jury trials are supposed to be the public's final firewall against corruption, and when a single judge wipes out a unanimous decision, the burden of transparency must match the scale of the reversal. The stakes are bigger than one case because every reversal like this further hollows out the civic contract. Trust in the justice system relies on the belief that the law is applied evenly to everyone, regardless of their connections or the political climate. We are watching to see if the rule of law will finally be reclaimed or if the right networks will continue to operate with a level of immunity that the average taxpayer can only dream of.

@victoria80atz B, C, and D are all different from A.

Which one his different.?

@Murk441 A roll of caps like I used in my cap pistols in the 1950's.

I'm sure you won't be able to identify what this is. If you could, you'd have a lot of experience!!

@Hot_Pepper76 Marty Robbins

"El Paso" This 1959 Wild West hit about love and heartbreak became a No. 1 country and pop smash. The artist later won 2 Grammys and even raced in NASCAR. Do you remember the his name?x.com/calmalgodown/s…

@sweet_nector1 To squeeze lemons oranges.

Does anyone have any idea what this glass item is used for?

@AlexTran677026 Jackie Gleason, "The Hustler".

Can you name him?

Moslems have been slowly and methodically converting other countries to their cult for 1,500 years, and they are slowly taking over ours. Look around at all the moslems in public office in the USA today. When they gain enough power, the USA will be a moslem country and the populace will be no better off than the citizens of Iran. It took them 1,000 years to take over Turkey. If you read the Bible, Paul wrote most of his letters to churches in what is now Turkey. All the beautiful Christian cathedrals there are moslem mosques today. The Koran orders the moslems to kill those who will not convert.

Do you agree with Sarah Pochin?

I coined the term. My namesake gg grandfather was a poor sharecropper who never owned a slave, and lived and died in Halifax County, Va. He and several relatives and friends voluntarily enlisted in the confederate army. I feel he did so to protect his homeland and family from Union soldiers who were coming with cannon, guns, and bayonets. He was captured in 1862 in what is now W. Virginia, released to go back home, and then reenlisted in the army. He survived and in the 1890's became owner of the small farm he is buried on. Slavery has existed since time began for humans, and still exists in parts of Africa today. There were three occasions in the 1700's prior to the war that the leaders of Virginia wrote letters to the King of England to cease the slave trade to Virginia, each time being rebuffed. The last letter was signed by Washington, Jefferson, Henry, and others who were plantation owners.

The term you used to describe the Civil War is used only in the South. I lived in Atlanta in the mid sixties. First time I had ever heard that term.

@Eman_8282 tennis, rugby, pool, croquet,

Hmmm, I presume that he is of the opinion, that if the King of England had never started the slave trade to the Americas, (South America received three times as many slaves as North America), all the people who descended from slaves would be much better off living in Africa today. They must like the idea of living in thatch huts and eating roots and wild animals.

Al Sharpton is telling Black Americans not to celebrate America’s 250th birthday and instead join a separate Black rally on July 4th. He says Black Americans do not have to celebrate America — they should celebrate the struggle of their own people instead. “They’re talking about the 250th anniversary of America. I ain’t gonna be celebrating no 250th anniversary of America. I’m thinking about having a rally on July 4th, a Black rally, to say that we have our own issues and our own concerns. And we don’t have to celebrate America, we have to celebrate the struggle of our people.”

@Kristinartz Trigger

@Excellentsalvic Everyone needs God.

Dear God, open every door for the one who types AMEN. Not just any door, The right one. The healing one. The breakthrough one. If your hands aren’t too busy… Type AMEN and let heaven move.

@AlexTran677026 Gone WithThe Wind, cannot be shown these days because it realistically portrayed life in the South before the War of Northern Aggression. Not saying all things were perfect then, but that is history.

Can you name this Movie 🎬 from just this shot?

@NewswirePatriot Genius at work.....NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Rep. Maxine Dexter made the controversial claim that "white milk is white supremacy" during a town hall at Wy'east Middle School in Hood River, Oregon. 👉 Is the distribution of white milk in schools a form of "white supremacy?"

@Hania16836 her life

🚨 Trump is now taking away free food vouchers from illegals! Is that what you voted for?

@wiseconnector a

How old were you?

@ronsterd89 Yogi

@Hoorain154 typewriter ribbon cassettes.