This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—December 18
Best is worst. Best v. Taylor Machine Works, that is.
Illinois
Civil Rights Complaints Filed against Colorado, Illinois School Districts for Racially Segregating Students
Parents Defending Education sued the Denver school district for hosting a ‘families of color playground night.’
Destruction in Kentucky
Residents in Kentucky and surrounding states start the cleanup process after several tornadoes ripped through the region.
Biden Directs Federal Aid to Areas Hit by Tornadoes, Storms
FEMA will oversee some of the efforts to provide aid to areas affected by the storms.
Illinois to Repeal Pro-Life Parental-Involvement Law
It’s just the latest example of a blue state rejecting a pro-life protection.
Mississippi, Illinois Part Ways with National School Board Association over Letter to White House
The letter requested that Biden review whether parent confrontations over critical race theory and COVID restrictions constituted ‘domestic terrorism.’
Illinois Democrats’ Gerrymandering Is a Partisan Disgrace
By manipulating electoral maps to preserve their own majority, lawmakers in Springfield deprive voters of meaningful choice at the polls.
Illinois School Board Adjourns Meeting amid Fierce Debate Over Masking
More than a dozen community members urged the school to go against Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker’s school mask mandate.
Blue States Are National Leaders in Unemployment
Guess what the worst-performing ten states and the District of Columbia have in common?