This is possibly the worst time to impose over $50 billion of added debt to the American economy for the proposed minimum wage increase.
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February 10, 2021
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Judges Should Be Held Accountable for Lying about Jury Nullification ([link removed] )
The Maryland Court of Appeals’ endorsement of the novel (and false) proposition that juries may not acquit against the evidence represents a brazen usurpation of the jury’s power.
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The Proposed Minimum Wage Could Eliminate 1.4 Million Jobs ([link removed] )
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