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Justice O’Connor Knew the Limits of Judging—and Government
3Dec By adminNo Comments
Business

Justice O’Connor Knew the Limits of Judging—and Government

Sandra Day O’Connor shattered expectations and made history as the first woman to serve on the Supreme Court. She was often the pivotal vote, and her jurisprudence leaves a lasting mark on American law, from national security and education to federalism and beyond.As important, she was a model of judgment and civility. After retiring from the bench to take care of her beloved husband, John, she dedicated herself to reviving the nation’s civic culture. With faith in our established structures at an all-time low, O’Connor’s second act, as a champion for American institutions and good citizenship, provides a timely reminder of this country’s enduring promise.Copyright ©2023 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8
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Every Single U.S. Governor Enjoys a Net Positive Approval Rating. There’s a Reason for That – RedState
27Jul By adminNo Comments
Politics

Every Single U.S. Governor Enjoys a Net Positive Approval Rating. There’s a Reason for That – RedState

Would you be shocked to find out that every single governor in the United States has a positive approval rating from their constituents? Well, it appears that this is true. According to a recent Morning Consult poll, every governor, regardless of political affiliation, enjoys a new positive approval rating from those in their state. This means each official has more constituents approving of their performance than those who disapprove. At a time when most Americans seem fed up with their governments, these results might appear to be vexing. But I think the reason why this is the case is simpler than it might seem. NEW: America’s Most Popular Governors: Scott (R-VT): 76%Gordon (R-WY): 69%Green (D-HI): 64%Sununu (R-NH): 64%Beshear (D-KY): 64%Noem (R-SD): 63%Dunleavy (R-AK): 62%Ivey (R-A...
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