Showing posts with label Form. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Form. Show all posts
May 31, 2011
More Obama Smoke and Mirrors
Amazing how the focus is always on "African-Americans and Latinos," but never on persons accused of mental illness. One would think that police treat people accused of mental illness with respect and that they are often the cause of the criminal abuse they experience from polce and psychiatrists. Obama and Holder verify their racism and lack of concern for persons with disabilities who suffer egregious institutionalized criminal abuses by police, an example of "pattern and practice" abuses. This is more form over substance by Obama the King of Appearances.
[From article]
"In a marked shift from the Bush administration, President Obama's Justice Department is aggressively investigating several big urban police departments for systematic civil rights abuses such as harassment of racial minorities, false arrests, and excessive use of force.
[. . .]
The allegations of civil rights violations being investigated by the DOJ are often quite brutal but do not make the news outside the cities where they occur.
[. . .]
"The primary victims of police misconduct are African-Americans and Latinos. The Bush administration simply wasn't interested in this," Walker says. "The Obama-Holder DOJ puts a very high priority on this."
http://www.salon.com/news/politics/war_room/2011/05/30/justice_department_civil_rights_police/index.html
Monday, May 30, 2011 16:01 ET
Obama cracks down on abuses by big-city police departments
In shift from Bush, Obama's DOJ is aggressively investigating police departments accused of civil rights violations
By Justin Elliott
salon,con
[From article]
"In a marked shift from the Bush administration, President Obama's Justice Department is aggressively investigating several big urban police departments for systematic civil rights abuses such as harassment of racial minorities, false arrests, and excessive use of force.
[. . .]
The allegations of civil rights violations being investigated by the DOJ are often quite brutal but do not make the news outside the cities where they occur.
[. . .]
"The primary victims of police misconduct are African-Americans and Latinos. The Bush administration simply wasn't interested in this," Walker says. "The Obama-Holder DOJ puts a very high priority on this."
http://www.salon.com/news/politics/war_room/2011/05/30/justice_department_civil_rights_police/index.html
Monday, May 30, 2011 16:01 ET
Obama cracks down on abuses by big-city police departments
In shift from Bush, Obama's DOJ is aggressively investigating police departments accused of civil rights violations
By Justin Elliott
salon,con
January 18, 2011
Obama The Rapper-in-Chief
http://www.americanthinker.com/2011/01/obama_is_americas_first_postre.html
January 18, 2011
Obama Is America's First Post-Responsibility President
By Stella Paul
American Thinker
January 18, 2011
Obama Is America's First Post-Responsibility President
By Stella Paul
American Thinker
December 29, 2010
Cuomo Makes Change in Form Over Substance
"The change in setting is a metaphor for the change we must undergo as a state," Cuomo said. "We must reconnect with the people and rebuild a relationship of trust." (BRENDAN SCOTT, "Cuomo moves annual speech out of legislative chamber," New York Post, December 29, 2010) Cuomo indicates continued political posturing, offering more changes of form over substance. There is a medium called television (and internet streaming) which allows "the people" to see a Governor's speech.
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/cuomo_moves_annual_speech_out_of_k4Q633V3jj8C6138Zk8kfM
Cuomo moves annual speech out of legislative chamber
By BRENDAN SCOTT
New York Post correspondent
Last Updated: 10:40 AM, December 29, 2010
Posted: 10:37 AM, December 29, 2010
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/cuomo_moves_annual_speech_out_of_k4Q633V3jj8C6138Zk8kfM
Cuomo moves annual speech out of legislative chamber
By BRENDAN SCOTT
New York Post correspondent
Last Updated: 10:40 AM, December 29, 2010
Posted: 10:37 AM, December 29, 2010
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Andrew Cuomo,
Form,
Politics,
Posturing,
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