The first witness, Zoe Marks, posted pictures online of the person she described as the victim, saying he was “slammed repeatedly against concrete pillars, put in a chokehold, restrained, and suffocated until he was thrown face down on the pavement unconscious.”
"They really are driving away our teachers by showing a great amount of disrespect for them," a local activist, Wendy McCord, said. "They are dismissive of students and parents who have concerns and try to express them as well."
Supporters of the intransigent government employee took to Twitter expressing support with #FreeKimDavis. As might be expected, Twitter trolls showed up and hijacked the hashtag.
“Brothers and sisters, you are not living in a democracy; you are living in an oligarchy,” the leftwing Democratic presidential candidate tells an audience of Iowa supporters.
A Miami security guard blamed George Zimmerman for his arrest after gunning down a black man and paralyzing another during a shooting in a strip club parking lot.
The fact that a Tennessee mom pulled her son out of a local elementary school last year is not deterring her from leading a silent protest at middle school this year after learning that seventh-graders would be taught about Islam in a social studies class.
Who knew, when Bernie Sanders announced a run in the Democratic primary, that not only would he meet with hostility from his main opponent’s chief surrogates, but that the media would acquiesce and even collude to such a great degree?
For years, mentioning the name “Bunning” in Kentucky brought to mind former conservative Republican U.S. Senator and baseball Hall of Fame pitcher Jim Bunning. This week has changed that.
Opinion
The unbreakable Kimmy Davis: The marriages, the martyrdom, the musical
Kentucky clerk Kim Davis belongs in jail
Angry Bristol Palin wants Obama to get off her damn Alaska lawn, stop renaming her mountains
How one mountain proved claims of “principled conservatism” are just racism