Walter Hudson Profile picture
Jan 14, 2023 1 tweets 1 min read Read on X
This past week, as the House Transportation committee heard HF 4 which would provide driver's licenses to illegal aliens, this testifier told members:

"We are voting. Our people are voting. If you don't pass this bill, people are going to vote you all out."

Pretty audacious.

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Jan 18, 2023
This week, Public Safety heard HF 181. It creates a mechanism within the Department of Human Rights for reporting "incidents that may not be criminal" but may represent "actual or perceived" bias.

I asked the author whether a bible verse was a reportable incident.

1/8
Follow-up from Commissioner Lucero sought to assuage my concern by noting her department is already "working on issues" around incidents "that are not necessarily crimes." She referred to issues of discrimination in the workplace or housing, for which we have civil law.

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She went on to explain that this bill would give them "data around what is outside the purview of the Human Rights Act, where there is 'speech and associated related action that is inappropriately used around bias motivated incidents.'"

Clear as mud?

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Jan 16, 2023
1/15 As a kid growing up, whenever I heard about the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., my heart would swell with gratitude.
2/15 When I considered his dream of a world where we would be judged by the content of our character rather than the color of our skin, I felt like his words had made my life possible – literally.
3/15 My dad was a black man who grew up in Detroit. My mom was white. Ten years before I was born, their marriage would have been illegal in several states. My existence, and that of my two younger sisters, was an act of defiance. But it didn’t feel that way to us.
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Dec 30, 2022
1/ Hi there. Let's talk abortion. Whoa, whoa, don't run. I promise, it'll be fun.
2/ As I have gone about making a rhetorical defense of innocent unborn human lives, some pro-aborts have smugly offered a comparison which they believe settles the argument in their favor.
3/ The comparison is this:

Pregnancy is like an organ donation. Just as you may not morally force a person to donate an organ, you may not "force" a mother to birth her child.
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