Posted on 03/11/2017 8:43:51 AM PST by amnestynone
The Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice was at the center of much of President Obama’s “transformative” agenda. It took a leading role on issues ranging from local police practices, to voting procedures, to transgender matters, to employment quotas, to immigration. In all instances, the Civil Rights Division advanced the left’s position. The amount of mischief the Civil Rights Division can produce is vast. One of
No. Read the comments of people who have worked with her.
Since the headline, blurb and two posters have not revealed the name of this mystery person:
“...Harmeet Dhillon is a leading candidate for this position. Dhillon is a former board member of the ACLU (in San Francisco, no less) and a past donor to ultra-liberal Democrat Kamela Harris.”
Since the headline, blurb and two posters have not revealed the name of this mystery person:
“...Harmeet Dhillon is a leading candidate for this position. Dhillon is a former board member of the ACLU (in San Francisco, no less) and a past donor to ultra-liberal Democrat Kamela Harris.”
Looks like two personal friends pushing her in the comments. They claim to vouch for her conservative bona fides—but don’t dispute the troubling info in the article they are responding to.
“No. Read the comments of people who have worked with her.”
Do you have a link?
Hopefully, she is being considered just for the appearance of impartiality (or just to toy with her), with no intention of really hiring her.
Is Trump really considering a left wing nut job for this post?
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Is Trump going off the rails with these appointments? What’s with this guy Gary Cohn, said to be a career globalist, now leading Trump’s National Economic Council??
“The Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice was at the center of much of President Obama’s “transformative” agenda. It took a leading role on issues ranging from local police practices, to voting procedures, to transgender matters, to employment quotas, to immigration.”
All of the issues mentioned (except possibly immigration) are questions involving issues concerning state powers and do not concern Federal powers by Constitutional dictates.
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