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US Senate approves Trump-appointed NY federal appeals court judge who’s never argued a case
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Stephen Miller types, rich, jew and white!! You trampers should be happy, he seems he is pro the wealthy and wants to do away with equal rights, which should make all you trampers happy.
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For example, Menashi opposed needbased financial aid explicitly because it purportedly hurts the wealthy and has been Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’s right-hand man at the Department in eroding protections for students of color, sexual assault survivors, and victims of fraudulent for-profit colleges.
As a White House lawyer, he has worked closely with Stephen Miller on advancing Trump’s draconian immigration policy.
He condemned war protesters as being “pro-despotism” and attacked libertarian Republicans,
According to reports, he is a member of the Stephen Miller-led Immigration Strategic Working Group.
And, as discussed below, throughout his career, Menashi has fought against equal access to quality education, once lamenting that Americans schools “persist” in “promoting egalitarianism.”
Menashi has not only argued against need-based financial aid, but done so under the guise that it harms the wealthy and powerful. In a 1998 New York Times op-ed, Menashi wrote, “[e]conomic need . . . determines who gets help. Families with higher incomes as well as more savings and fewer children qualify for less aid. The system thus punishes families with the foresight and prudence to save for their children’s education.”
Menashi wrote, “Yes, the Government should help families pay for higher education. But we shouldn’t punish the ants for the sake of the grasshoppers.”
Given these views, it is no surprise that, Menashi has been at the forefront of rolling back protections for survivors of sexual harassment and assault on college campuses in his professional career.
Menashi is committed to dismantling equal opportunity
Menashi sided with for-profit schools over defrauded students
Menashi also fought to delay an Obamaera rule which would have made it easier for students to receive debt relief when they are victims of illegal or deceptive tactics by colleges.
CONCLUSION
Throughout his career, from writings as a young adult, to his work as a litigator shielding pharmaceutical companies, to his work at the Department of Education, Menashi has made clear his commitment to eroding critical rights and legal protections and protecting the wealthy and the powerful. Menashi will not be a fair-minded nonbiased jurist, and Alliance for Justice strongly opposes his confirmation.
https://www.afj.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Menashi-Report-FINAL.pdf
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you can read the rest of the article, he goes on to talk about gays and women, defense lawyers, where do they find such hideous people from. Most of tramp judicial picks are the same way, right wing nut jobs.
He sounds fantastic!!!!!!!!!
Greg
You probably have not read a word about him, but as long as tramp puts other tramps on the bench, you are fine with it, just like I knew you would be. All you trampers are fine with it, although most of you are probably next to homeless and eat pork and beans.
She was probably made fun of her mustache as a child. And they started calling her hitler.Stephen Miller types, rich, jew and white!!
It's all about the Joos with you, isn't it?
Were you bitten by a Jew as a child? Did one of us beat you up for your lunch money?
Question I work 3rd shift so I’m posting this late at night. So why are you up so late. Doing drugs turning tricks wazup. And it’s President Trump why do I have to keep reminding you. Oh slow learner my bad.
by the rich, for the rich, at the middle class expense....~S~
I do not consider the middle class rich.
Nearly 9pm is Oz.Question I work 3rd shift so I’m posting this late at night. So why are you up so late. Doing drugs turning tricks wazup. And it’s President Trump why do I have to keep reminding you. Oh slow learner my bad.
One can only hope that if you need adjudication, you get a judge like this one who doesn't know his ass from a hole in the ground. Heh heh!
US Senate approves Trump-appointed NY federal appeals court judge who’s never argued a case
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Stephen Miller types, rich, jew and white!! You trampers should be happy, he seems he is pro the wealthy and wants to do away with equal rights, which should make all you trampers happy.
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For example, Menashi opposed needbased financial aid explicitly because it purportedly hurts the wealthy and has been Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’s right-hand man at the Department in eroding protections for students of color, sexual assault survivors, and victims of fraudulent for-profit colleges.
As a White House lawyer, he has worked closely with Stephen Miller on advancing Trump’s draconian immigration policy.
He condemned war protesters as being “pro-despotism” and attacked libertarian Republicans,
According to reports, he is a member of the Stephen Miller-led Immigration Strategic Working Group.
And, as discussed below, throughout his career, Menashi has fought against equal access to quality education, once lamenting that Americans schools “persist” in “promoting egalitarianism.”
Menashi has not only argued against need-based financial aid, but done so under the guise that it harms the wealthy and powerful. In a 1998 New York Times op-ed, Menashi wrote, “[e]conomic need . . . determines who gets help. Families with higher incomes as well as more savings and fewer children qualify for less aid. The system thus punishes families with the foresight and prudence to save for their children’s education.”
Menashi wrote, “Yes, the Government should help families pay for higher education. But we shouldn’t punish the ants for the sake of the grasshoppers.”
Given these views, it is no surprise that, Menashi has been at the forefront of rolling back protections for survivors of sexual harassment and assault on college campuses in his professional career.
Menashi is committed to dismantling equal opportunity
Menashi sided with for-profit schools over defrauded students
Menashi also fought to delay an Obamaera rule which would have made it easier for students to receive debt relief when they are victims of illegal or deceptive tactics by colleges.
CONCLUSION
Throughout his career, from writings as a young adult, to his work as a litigator shielding pharmaceutical companies, to his work at the Department of Education, Menashi has made clear his commitment to eroding critical rights and legal protections and protecting the wealthy and the powerful. Menashi will not be a fair-minded nonbiased jurist, and Alliance for Justice strongly opposes his confirmation.
https://www.afj.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Menashi-Report-FINAL.pdf
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you can read the rest of the article, he goes on to talk about gays and women, defense lawyers, where do they find such hideous people from. Most of tramp judicial picks are the same way, right wing nut jobs.
The JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSSSSSSSSSSSS
Penny how your Jackboots fitting this morning? A little tight now that the impeachment is a huge fail?
Technically it's a stomach-virus.pssst word on the street is Ginsberg is sick again pass it own
US Senate approves Trump-appointed NY federal appeals court judge who’s never argued a case
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Stephen Miller types, rich, jew and white!! You trampers should be happy, he seems he is pro the wealthy and wants to do away with equal rights, which should make all you trampers happy.
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For example, Menashi opposed needbased financial aid explicitly because it purportedly hurts the wealthy and has been Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’s right-hand man at the Department in eroding protections for students of color, sexual assault survivors, and victims of fraudulent for-profit colleges.
As a White House lawyer, he has worked closely with Stephen Miller on advancing Trump’s draconian immigration policy.
He condemned war protesters as being “pro-despotism” and attacked libertarian Republicans,
According to reports, he is a member of the Stephen Miller-led Immigration Strategic Working Group.
And, as discussed below, throughout his career, Menashi has fought against equal access to quality education, once lamenting that Americans schools “persist” in “promoting egalitarianism.”
Menashi has not only argued against need-based financial aid, but done so under the guise that it harms the wealthy and powerful. In a 1998 New York Times op-ed, Menashi wrote, “[e]conomic need . . . determines who gets help. Families with higher incomes as well as more savings and fewer children qualify for less aid. The system thus punishes families with the foresight and prudence to save for their children’s education.”
Menashi wrote, “Yes, the Government should help families pay for higher education. But we shouldn’t punish the ants for the sake of the grasshoppers.”
Given these views, it is no surprise that, Menashi has been at the forefront of rolling back protections for survivors of sexual harassment and assault on college campuses in his professional career.
Menashi is committed to dismantling equal opportunity
Menashi sided with for-profit schools over defrauded students
Menashi also fought to delay an Obamaera rule which would have made it easier for students to receive debt relief when they are victims of illegal or deceptive tactics by colleges.
CONCLUSION
Throughout his career, from writings as a young adult, to his work as a litigator shielding pharmaceutical companies, to his work at the Department of Education, Menashi has made clear his commitment to eroding critical rights and legal protections and protecting the wealthy and the powerful. Menashi will not be a fair-minded nonbiased jurist, and Alliance for Justice strongly opposes his confirmation.
https://www.afj.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Menashi-Report-FINAL.pdf
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you can read the rest of the article, he goes on to talk about gays and women, defense lawyers, where do they find such hideous people from. Most of tramp judicial picks are the same way, right wing nut jobs.
Hell I’ve seen you post all day and night wazup.
One can only hope that if you need adjudication, you get a judge like this one who doesn't know his ass from a hole in the ground. Heh heh!
US Senate approves Trump-appointed NY federal appeals court judge who’s never argued a case
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Stephen Miller types, rich, jew and white!! You trampers should be happy, he seems he is pro the wealthy and wants to do away with equal rights, which should make all you trampers happy.
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For example, Menashi opposed needbased financial aid explicitly because it purportedly hurts the wealthy and has been Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’s right-hand man at the Department in eroding protections for students of color, sexual assault survivors, and victims of fraudulent for-profit colleges.
As a White House lawyer, he has worked closely with Stephen Miller on advancing Trump’s draconian immigration policy.
He condemned war protesters as being “pro-despotism” and attacked libertarian Republicans,
According to reports, he is a member of the Stephen Miller-led Immigration Strategic Working Group.
And, as discussed below, throughout his career, Menashi has fought against equal access to quality education, once lamenting that Americans schools “persist” in “promoting egalitarianism.”
Menashi has not only argued against need-based financial aid, but done so under the guise that it harms the wealthy and powerful. In a 1998 New York Times op-ed, Menashi wrote, “[e]conomic need . . . determines who gets help. Families with higher incomes as well as more savings and fewer children qualify for less aid. The system thus punishes families with the foresight and prudence to save for their children’s education.”
Menashi wrote, “Yes, the Government should help families pay for higher education. But we shouldn’t punish the ants for the sake of the grasshoppers.”
Given these views, it is no surprise that, Menashi has been at the forefront of rolling back protections for survivors of sexual harassment and assault on college campuses in his professional career.
Menashi is committed to dismantling equal opportunity
Menashi sided with for-profit schools over defrauded students
Menashi also fought to delay an Obamaera rule which would have made it easier for students to receive debt relief when they are victims of illegal or deceptive tactics by colleges.
CONCLUSION
Throughout his career, from writings as a young adult, to his work as a litigator shielding pharmaceutical companies, to his work at the Department of Education, Menashi has made clear his commitment to eroding critical rights and legal protections and protecting the wealthy and the powerful. Menashi will not be a fair-minded nonbiased jurist, and Alliance for Justice strongly opposes his confirmation.
https://www.afj.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Menashi-Report-FINAL.pdf
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you can read the rest of the article, he goes on to talk about gays and women, defense lawyers, where do they find such hideous people from. Most of tramp judicial picks are the same way, right wing nut jobs.
The JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSSSSSSSSSSSS
Penny how your Jackboots fitting this morning? A little tight now that the impeachment is a huge fail?
Bitter bitter bitterDo you speakGerman?That’s President TRUMP to you. And he will be YOUR president until 2025. And Ginsburg is probably in a vegetive state right about now. And get your news some other place besides the liberal talking heads. My My Hitler would be so proud of you.pssst word on the street is Ginsberg is sick again pass it own
Do you have any comment on this crap that tramp is putting on the bench, and Ginsberg is alive and well. He won't last, mark my words, in the position.
No that is tramp to me and he is putting other tramps on the benches.
Bitter bitter bitter?
No, but he probably has a lot of Nazi in him. You people don't read, but admire your guns.
I like the policy-wish it was stricter. As far as Tramper goes, we will start calling you punny. Hey Punny!
US Senate approves Trump-appointed NY federal appeals court judge who’s never argued a case
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Stephen Miller types, rich, jew and white!! You trampers should be happy, he seems he is pro the wealthy and wants to do away with equal rights, which should make all you trampers happy.
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For example, Menashi opposed needbased financial aid explicitly because it purportedly hurts the wealthy and has been Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’s right-hand man at the Department in eroding protections for students of color, sexual assault survivors, and victims of fraudulent for-profit colleges.
As a White House lawyer, he has worked closely with Stephen Miller on advancing Trump’s draconian immigration policy.
He condemned war protesters as being “pro-despotism” and attacked libertarian Republicans,
According to reports, he is a member of the Stephen Miller-led Immigration Strategic Working Group.
And, as discussed below, throughout his career, Menashi has fought against equal access to quality education, once lamenting that Americans schools “persist” in “promoting egalitarianism.”
Menashi has not only argued against need-based financial aid, but done so under the guise that it harms the wealthy and powerful. In a 1998 New York Times op-ed, Menashi wrote, “[e]conomic need . . . determines who gets help. Families with higher incomes as well as more savings and fewer children qualify for less aid. The system thus punishes families with the foresight and prudence to save for their children’s education.”
Menashi wrote, “Yes, the Government should help families pay for higher education. But we shouldn’t punish the ants for the sake of the grasshoppers.”
Given these views, it is no surprise that, Menashi has been at the forefront of rolling back protections for survivors of sexual harassment and assault on college campuses in his professional career.
Menashi is committed to dismantling equal opportunity
Menashi sided with for-profit schools over defrauded students
Menashi also fought to delay an Obamaera rule which would have made it easier for students to receive debt relief when they are victims of illegal or deceptive tactics by colleges.
CONCLUSION
Throughout his career, from writings as a young adult, to his work as a litigator shielding pharmaceutical companies, to his work at the Department of Education, Menashi has made clear his commitment to eroding critical rights and legal protections and protecting the wealthy and the powerful. Menashi will not be a fair-minded nonbiased jurist, and Alliance for Justice strongly opposes his confirmation.
https://www.afj.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Menashi-Report-FINAL.pdf
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you can read the rest of the article, he goes on to talk about gays and women, defense lawyers, where do they find such hideous people from. Most of tramp judicial picks are the same way, right wing nut jobs.
Here's the scoop on who has gotten a pass >>As long as you are a white collar criminal you should be good. He likes the wealthy.
We need to recall every single tRump appointee.
US Senate approves Trump-appointed NY federal appeals court judge who’s never argued a case
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Stephen Miller types, rich, jew and white!! You trampers should be happy, he seems he is pro the wealthy and wants to do away with equal rights, which should make all you trampers happy.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
For example, Menashi opposed needbased financial aid explicitly because it purportedly hurts the wealthy and has been Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’s right-hand man at the Department in eroding protections for students of color, sexual assault survivors, and victims of fraudulent for-profit colleges.
As a White House lawyer, he has worked closely with Stephen Miller on advancing Trump’s draconian immigration policy.
He condemned war protesters as being “pro-despotism” and attacked libertarian Republicans,
According to reports, he is a member of the Stephen Miller-led Immigration Strategic Working Group.
And, as discussed below, throughout his career, Menashi has fought against equal access to quality education, once lamenting that Americans schools “persist” in “promoting egalitarianism.”
Menashi has not only argued against need-based financial aid, but done so under the guise that it harms the wealthy and powerful. In a 1998 New York Times op-ed, Menashi wrote, “[e]conomic need . . . determines who gets help. Families with higher incomes as well as more savings and fewer children qualify for less aid. The system thus punishes families with the foresight and prudence to save for their children’s education.”
Menashi wrote, “Yes, the Government should help families pay for higher education. But we shouldn’t punish the ants for the sake of the grasshoppers.”
Given these views, it is no surprise that, Menashi has been at the forefront of rolling back protections for survivors of sexual harassment and assault on college campuses in his professional career.
Menashi is committed to dismantling equal opportunity
Menashi sided with for-profit schools over defrauded students
Menashi also fought to delay an Obamaera rule which would have made it easier for students to receive debt relief when they are victims of illegal or deceptive tactics by colleges.
CONCLUSION
Throughout his career, from writings as a young adult, to his work as a litigator shielding pharmaceutical companies, to his work at the Department of Education, Menashi has made clear his commitment to eroding critical rights and legal protections and protecting the wealthy and the powerful. Menashi will not be a fair-minded nonbiased jurist, and Alliance for Justice strongly opposes his confirmation.
https://www.afj.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Menashi-Report-FINAL.pdf
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you can read the rest of the article, he goes on to talk about gays and women, defense lawyers, where do they find such hideous people from. Most of tramp judicial picks are the same way, right wing nut jobs.
Wishful thinking...................We need to recall every single tRump appointee.
US Senate approves Trump-appointed NY federal appeals court judge who’s never argued a case
----------------------------------------------------------------
Stephen Miller types, rich, jew and white!! You trampers should be happy, he seems he is pro the wealthy and wants to do away with equal rights, which should make all you trampers happy.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
For example, Menashi opposed needbased financial aid explicitly because it purportedly hurts the wealthy and has been Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’s right-hand man at the Department in eroding protections for students of color, sexual assault survivors, and victims of fraudulent for-profit colleges.
As a White House lawyer, he has worked closely with Stephen Miller on advancing Trump’s draconian immigration policy.
He condemned war protesters as being “pro-despotism” and attacked libertarian Republicans,
According to reports, he is a member of the Stephen Miller-led Immigration Strategic Working Group.
And, as discussed below, throughout his career, Menashi has fought against equal access to quality education, once lamenting that Americans schools “persist” in “promoting egalitarianism.”
Menashi has not only argued against need-based financial aid, but done so under the guise that it harms the wealthy and powerful. In a 1998 New York Times op-ed, Menashi wrote, “[e]conomic need . . . determines who gets help. Families with higher incomes as well as more savings and fewer children qualify for less aid. The system thus punishes families with the foresight and prudence to save for their children’s education.”
Menashi wrote, “Yes, the Government should help families pay for higher education. But we shouldn’t punish the ants for the sake of the grasshoppers.”
Given these views, it is no surprise that, Menashi has been at the forefront of rolling back protections for survivors of sexual harassment and assault on college campuses in his professional career.
Menashi is committed to dismantling equal opportunity
Menashi sided with for-profit schools over defrauded students
Menashi also fought to delay an Obamaera rule which would have made it easier for students to receive debt relief when they are victims of illegal or deceptive tactics by colleges.
CONCLUSION
Throughout his career, from writings as a young adult, to his work as a litigator shielding pharmaceutical companies, to his work at the Department of Education, Menashi has made clear his commitment to eroding critical rights and legal protections and protecting the wealthy and the powerful. Menashi will not be a fair-minded nonbiased jurist, and Alliance for Justice strongly opposes his confirmation.
https://www.afj.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Menashi-Report-FINAL.pdf
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you can read the rest of the article, he goes on to talk about gays and women, defense lawyers, where do they find such hideous people from. Most of tramp judicial picks are the same way, right wing nut jobs.
You hope.Wishful thinking...................We need to recall every single tRump appointee.
US Senate approves Trump-appointed NY federal appeals court judge who’s never argued a case
----------------------------------------------------------------
Stephen Miller types, rich, jew and white!! You trampers should be happy, he seems he is pro the wealthy and wants to do away with equal rights, which should make all you trampers happy.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
For example, Menashi opposed needbased financial aid explicitly because it purportedly hurts the wealthy and has been Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’s right-hand man at the Department in eroding protections for students of color, sexual assault survivors, and victims of fraudulent for-profit colleges.
As a White House lawyer, he has worked closely with Stephen Miller on advancing Trump’s draconian immigration policy.
He condemned war protesters as being “pro-despotism” and attacked libertarian Republicans,
According to reports, he is a member of the Stephen Miller-led Immigration Strategic Working Group.
And, as discussed below, throughout his career, Menashi has fought against equal access to quality education, once lamenting that Americans schools “persist” in “promoting egalitarianism.”
Menashi has not only argued against need-based financial aid, but done so under the guise that it harms the wealthy and powerful. In a 1998 New York Times op-ed, Menashi wrote, “[e]conomic need . . . determines who gets help. Families with higher incomes as well as more savings and fewer children qualify for less aid. The system thus punishes families with the foresight and prudence to save for their children’s education.”
Menashi wrote, “Yes, the Government should help families pay for higher education. But we shouldn’t punish the ants for the sake of the grasshoppers.”
Given these views, it is no surprise that, Menashi has been at the forefront of rolling back protections for survivors of sexual harassment and assault on college campuses in his professional career.
Menashi is committed to dismantling equal opportunity
Menashi sided with for-profit schools over defrauded students
Menashi also fought to delay an Obamaera rule which would have made it easier for students to receive debt relief when they are victims of illegal or deceptive tactics by colleges.
CONCLUSION
Throughout his career, from writings as a young adult, to his work as a litigator shielding pharmaceutical companies, to his work at the Department of Education, Menashi has made clear his commitment to eroding critical rights and legal protections and protecting the wealthy and the powerful. Menashi will not be a fair-minded nonbiased jurist, and Alliance for Justice strongly opposes his confirmation.
https://www.afj.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Menashi-Report-FINAL.pdf
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you can read the rest of the article, he goes on to talk about gays and women, defense lawyers, where do they find such hideous people from. Most of tramp judicial picks are the same way, right wing nut jobs.
In the next 5 years you will lose another 2 SCOTUS PICKS.....
That would be correct............and It's looking pretty good at the moment.............Your HERO'S of the past begin to haunt you coming up..................let's see how real evidence of crimes stacks up to your mockery of justice going on now.You hope.Wishful thinking...................We need to recall every single tRump appointee.
US Senate approves Trump-appointed NY federal appeals court judge who’s never argued a case
----------------------------------------------------------------
Stephen Miller types, rich, jew and white!! You trampers should be happy, he seems he is pro the wealthy and wants to do away with equal rights, which should make all you trampers happy.
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For example, Menashi opposed needbased financial aid explicitly because it purportedly hurts the wealthy and has been Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’s right-hand man at the Department in eroding protections for students of color, sexual assault survivors, and victims of fraudulent for-profit colleges.
As a White House lawyer, he has worked closely with Stephen Miller on advancing Trump’s draconian immigration policy.
He condemned war protesters as being “pro-despotism” and attacked libertarian Republicans,
According to reports, he is a member of the Stephen Miller-led Immigration Strategic Working Group.
And, as discussed below, throughout his career, Menashi has fought against equal access to quality education, once lamenting that Americans schools “persist” in “promoting egalitarianism.”
Menashi has not only argued against need-based financial aid, but done so under the guise that it harms the wealthy and powerful. In a 1998 New York Times op-ed, Menashi wrote, “[e]conomic need . . . determines who gets help. Families with higher incomes as well as more savings and fewer children qualify for less aid. The system thus punishes families with the foresight and prudence to save for their children’s education.”
Menashi wrote, “Yes, the Government should help families pay for higher education. But we shouldn’t punish the ants for the sake of the grasshoppers.”
Given these views, it is no surprise that, Menashi has been at the forefront of rolling back protections for survivors of sexual harassment and assault on college campuses in his professional career.
Menashi is committed to dismantling equal opportunity
Menashi sided with for-profit schools over defrauded students
Menashi also fought to delay an Obamaera rule which would have made it easier for students to receive debt relief when they are victims of illegal or deceptive tactics by colleges.
CONCLUSION
Throughout his career, from writings as a young adult, to his work as a litigator shielding pharmaceutical companies, to his work at the Department of Education, Menashi has made clear his commitment to eroding critical rights and legal protections and protecting the wealthy and the powerful. Menashi will not be a fair-minded nonbiased jurist, and Alliance for Justice strongly opposes his confirmation.
https://www.afj.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Menashi-Report-FINAL.pdf
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you can read the rest of the article, he goes on to talk about gays and women, defense lawyers, where do they find such hideous people from. Most of tramp judicial picks are the same way, right wing nut jobs.
In the next 5 years you will lose another 2 SCOTUS PICKS.....
