John Ashbrook

I'm going to show you the way and then ushers that person out the back door. That is textbook obstruction.

This is the constitutional crisis. It's the confrontation between the court saying that the president has to bring Abrego Garcia back home and Trump refusing to do it. And why should this matter to you? Because if the president has the power to jail, imprison, to deport anyone,

This is the constitutional crisis. It's the confrontation between the court saying that the president has to bring Abrego Garcia back home and Trump refusing to do it. And why should this matter to you? Because if the president has the power to jail, imprison, to deport anyone,

This is the constitutional crisis. It's the confrontation between the court saying that the president has to bring Abrego Garcia back home and Trump refusing to do it. And why should this matter to you? Because if the president has the power to jail, imprison, to deport anyone,

even if they have a legal right to be here as a citizen or through protected status given by the courts, then none of us are safe. Today, it's this El Salvadorian immigrant, but tomorrow it could be you or me. This matters. This matters. This is the one power that we cannot give the President of the United States, the ability to take any of us off the street and imprison us

even if they have a legal right to be here as a citizen or through protected status given by the courts, then none of us are safe. Today, it's this El Salvadorian immigrant, but tomorrow it could be you or me. This matters. This matters. This is the one power that we cannot give the President of the United States, the ability to take any of us off the street and imprison us

even if they have a legal right to be here as a citizen or through protected status given by the courts, then none of us are safe. Today, it's this El Salvadorian immigrant, but tomorrow it could be you or me. This matters. This matters. This is the one power that we cannot give the President of the United States, the ability to take any of us off the street and imprison us

just because the president believes he has the power, a power that he does not have.

just because the president believes he has the power, a power that he does not have.

just because the president believes he has the power, a power that he does not have.

She tied for fifth in the 203 with Riley Gaines, who catapulted to conservative stardom off the back of that race. First, that's a story about how Leah Thomas prevented Riley Gaines from getting fifth place instead of fifth place. Second, those trophies look absolutely identical. So... Just so we are clear, Leah Thomas didn't take anything from Riley Gaines.

She tied for fifth in the 203 with Riley Gaines, who catapulted to conservative stardom off the back of that race. First, that's a story about how Leah Thomas prevented Riley Gaines from getting fifth place instead of fifth place. Second, those trophies look absolutely identical. So... Just so we are clear, Leah Thomas didn't take anything from Riley Gaines.

She tied for fifth in the 203 with Riley Gaines, who catapulted to conservative stardom off the back of that race. First, that's a story about how Leah Thomas prevented Riley Gaines from getting fifth place instead of fifth place. Second, those trophies look absolutely identical. So... Just so we are clear, Leah Thomas didn't take anything from Riley Gaines.

In fact, you could argue she gave a lot to her, as Gaines later decided to forgo dental school in order to be an activist and speaker. She now has her own advocacy center and has personally lobbied multiple state legislatures for bans, all to address the threat posed to women's sports by a woman who swam exactly as fast as she did to the literal hundredth of a second.

In fact, you could argue she gave a lot to her, as Gaines later decided to forgo dental school in order to be an activist and speaker. She now has her own advocacy center and has personally lobbied multiple state legislatures for bans, all to address the threat posed to women's sports by a woman who swam exactly as fast as she did to the literal hundredth of a second.

In fact, you could argue she gave a lot to her, as Gaines later decided to forgo dental school in order to be an activist and speaker. She now has her own advocacy center and has personally lobbied multiple state legislatures for bans, all to address the threat posed to women's sports by a woman who swam exactly as fast as she did to the literal hundredth of a second.

The most famous example concerns Peyton McNabb, a three-sport high school athlete who was hit in the face by a spike during a volleyball match. She suffered injuries, including a concussion, and started speaking out against the policies that allowed the trans player who spiked the ball to play.

The most famous example concerns Peyton McNabb, a three-sport high school athlete who was hit in the face by a spike during a volleyball match. She suffered injuries, including a concussion, and started speaking out against the policies that allowed the trans player who spiked the ball to play.

The most famous example concerns Peyton McNabb, a three-sport high school athlete who was hit in the face by a spike during a volleyball match. She suffered injuries, including a concussion, and started speaking out against the policies that allowed the trans player who spiked the ball to play.

A concussion is genuinely traumatic, though for what it's worth, she did go on to play softball in the spring and did pretty well, judging by her school posting this image about her making the all-conference team and a local paper pointing out she helped her team to a 5-0 start. And I'm not saying she wasn't injured. or that it didn't have some impact on her performance.