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BML Monday: Rights and Responsibilities

On this anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks on our nation we’ll do what Americans do- move on with life in defiance of what the terrorists had hoped. It’s the best way to show that we are not defeated. We’ll remember. We’ll honor our fallen, the victims and the heroes and we’ll live our lives.

It’s interesting that there are others who would deprive us of our freedoms, our rights. IN A HANDBASKET we’ll see where a “finger gun” has another elementary school kid in hot water. New Mexico’s governor has gone much further and the citizens there have reacted as we’d hoped they might.

California has passed laws requiring no book removal in its schools and that parents affirm their children’s’ gender preferences.

Americans are approving of age limits for politicians. The Democrats are under pressure to replace President Biden as their 2024 nominee.And, speaking of rights, the Biden administration has been found to have violated the first amendment, but it doesn’t seem to care.

Locally, D-33 has inserted himself into the residency concerns with the mayor of West Melbourne, the probe into the FAU presidency search investigation is delayed and JJ Dynamite tried to kill Viera’s football season.

It’s rights and responsibilities on this Monday edition of BML.

IN A HANDBASKET

Finger gun gets school kid (again)

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FEATURED STORIES

NM Governor “suspends” constitutional rights- “not absolute”

New Mexico citizens defy the act

CA Dems pass bill requiring no book removal

CA passes bill requiring parents “affirm” kid gender transition

We support age limits for politicians

Dem pressure to replace Biden

Biden administration violated 1st amendment- do they care?

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FLORIDA & BREVARD

D-33 inserts himself into W Melbourne residency issues

Probe into FAU president search delayed

Jenkins tried to end Viera football season

Latvala ethics case dropped


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