Comment on A Tale of Two Movies

State legislative bodies have always played a leading role in determining outcomes for fundamental but humdrum issues like state budgets, insurance regulations, road safety laws, and civil services. But the last few years have demonstrated their overriding importance in matters related to personal freedom and social wellbeing. One issue where this has played out powerfully has been in reproductive rights.

Two days after the University of Denver men’s hockey team made history, the City Council enshrined portions of the University Park neighborhood that was built around that school as the city’s latest historic district. In this case, university leadership was less thrilled. The administration sent a letter to the city opposing the establishment of the historic district, which contains the Buchtel Bungalow.

Both Sesame Street and the Supreme Court’s rules say that the DOJ cannot get away with lumping Free Speech into the same felony class as destroying evidence.

Advantage: China.

In a major break with the past, Saudi Arabia openly defended Israel against Iranian aggression.

“Nazis” blowing up the very establishments practicing eugenics? Or, inconsistent Hollywood-like tripe to whip mindless Democrat voters into an hysteria during an election year?