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The memo prompted criticism from Republicans in the House and Senate, who accused Garland of treating parents like domestic terrorists, although the memo did not mention either of them. [189] McConnell wrote to Garland that parents "absolutely should be telling" local schools what to teach regarding contentious public issues.
A false narrative had developed among many Republicans that attorney general Merrick Garland had characterized the parents as "domestic terrorists" in the directive. That characterization had come from the National School Boards Association , though it did not ask the Biden administration to adopt it.
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The president's selection of Garland could sway some Republicans drawn to his center-left views in a court that lost one of its most vocal conservatives.
Attorney General Merrick Garland testifies before the House Judiciary Committee during a hearing entitled “Oversight of the U.S. Department of Justice,” in Washington, D.C., on June 4, 2024.
If the player(s) succeeds to killing all the terrorists, helping all officials while successfully keeping them all alive, saving all innocents, and stops the White House suicide attack, the president then says that he and the whole world thanks the player for their courage and bravery of stopping the terrorists, calls the player(s) a hero, and ...
Garland wanted the entire appeals court to reconsider a decision that had invalidated a handgun ban in Washington, DC. Merrick Garland's most famous vote was part of a huge Second Amendment case ...
In the video, Garland states: "When I am standing with the President and he announces my nomination, I actually think it is going to feel a little bit like it is an out-of-body experience." [ 63 ] The selection of the 63 year old Garland, the oldest Supreme Court nominee since Lewis F. Powell Jr. in 1971 at age 64, [ 64 ] caught political ...