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Image of the Day: Climate Change Causing Wildfires? No.

From our friends at Unleash Prosperity, another fantastic visual aid to rebut the predictable default rationalization that climate change, rather than incompetent leadership, underlies wildfires in California or elsewhere:

 

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Wednesday, July 07 2010

A Southern Connecticut State University graduate was awarded $47,000 in damages after she sued her father to force him to fulfill their agreement to pay for her college education.
 
Dana Soderberg filed a breach of contract lawsuit against her father, Howard Soderberg, a property developer, after he stopped paying her tuition just before her senior year.  Filed as evidence of her claim, Soderberg submitted a copy of a written contract her father signed following his divorce from Dana's mother.  According to news reports, the written contract required Howard to pay Dana's college tuition until she turned 25 and to cover student loans received by Dana.
 
In response to the lawsuit, Howard filed a counterclaim, alleging that Dana did not fulfill her side of the agreement because she didn't try hard enough to apply for student loans and that she dropped a few classes and kept the money for herself.
 
"Here his daughter's bringing him to court and there's no sadness, no remorse that his daughter was in this situation having to sue him," said Renee Berman, Dana's attorney.  "Nothing that I've researched has shown any cases like this and hopefully there won't be any more, because it's a sad situation."
 
—Source:  Yahoo!Finance.com

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"In a letter that no doubt sent shock waves through Washington's permanent, untouchable bureaucracy, President Donald Trump's acting solicitor general, Sarah Harris, sent a letter to Congress on Wednesday informing it that the Justice Department will no longer defend the constitutionality of federal laws that limit the ability of the president to remove the heads of 'multimember regulatory commissions…[more]
 
 
— Hans von Spakovsky, a Senior Legal Fellow in the Edwin Meese III Center for Legal and Judicial Studies at The Heritage Foundation
 
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