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Deputy Attorney General Robert Burke was angry, so he snatched the case from Larry Parry and settled it administratively.

It also amazed someone who loved someone, until then, he had always thought that the bureaucracy would only slow down the process and let things get stuck in a complex administrative labyrinth, and the documents full of the required matters would be like a drifting bottle in the sea, which would theoretically eventually be washed up on the beach, but more often than not, disappear into endless waves...... It disappears naturally, making people have nothing to inquire about, and finally have to admit that the disappearance event itself is a part of real life.

It can be seen how successful the administrative bureaucracy has been in shaping the thinking of the people.

This time, Professor Burke personally demonstrated what it means to be reasonable, legal, and efficient administration, and with a single click, all the troubles were immediately wiped out.

This made Edward feel refreshed, while others were unhappy.

When someone is unhappy, it means that someone is going to be unlucky......

Robert Burke, as a senior law professor, was often involved in government administration in his early years.

But if you really want to find faults, why start with the process?

Knowing that Burke is a Republican and a conservative, it stands to reason that he should support Larry Parry and Justice Wilford, because the latter represents the consistent values and behavior patterns of conservatives.

He's good, not only does he not support him strongly, but he is still a second or fifth boy?

If so, how will the team be brought in the future?

The importance of this lawsuit to the Republican Party is self-evident...... No, Master Strom Thurmond just joined the Republican Party with the five southern continents, and the honeymoon period between the two sides has just begun, and domestic violence has begun on the president's side??

Of course, the old Republicans look down on the Dixies (in fact, the old Democrats are), but after all, they are the political forces of the whole five states, what if they return to the Democratic Party again?

So someone jumped out.

It's time to enforce the family law.

Of course, Robert Burke is not a suitable target as a senior party official, and he is said to have a pretty good personal training with Nixon, which makes it even more difficult to move.

As for the "bad influence" he caused...... It must be eliminated, and the mainstream public opinion of the Republican Party must indicate its own attitude, at least to explain to the majority of supporters that Deputy Attorney General Burke is doing this only on an individual basis and does not represent the will of the party, and at the same time, he must have been deceived by some kind of demagoguery - such as the girl named Ruth Berg, who did not come forward but let the student be Harry's defender, and used his Yale connections to influence Deputy Secretary Burke's judgment.

Although this statement sounds very nonsense, a good legal drama immediately became a soap opera, and no one with a modicum of political wisdom will take it seriously...... However, there are plenty of potential ...... in the southern states Special Olympics athletes...... Just give them a reason and they will feel at ease, but willingly dance to the baton

This is not a deliberate slander but a judgment based on facts, and Edward never imagined that the most advanced and developed country on earth still retains the law of child marriage and consanguineous marriage.

Of course, it is common for a common law country to have a large number of outdated and anachronistic statutes in a thick code, and one of the judicial ills of common law countries is that it is easy to legislate and difficult to repeal.

It is easy to legislate because the legislative power is in the hands of the two levels of the Senate, and one of the most common tactics used by senators and representatives to curry favor with voters is to enact a special bill for a very off-the-slung matter, either to explain to voters "Hey, I'm here for you" or to make a name for themselves, usually after the proposer, such as the infamous McCarthy Act......

As for the difficulty of repealing, it is easy to understand that if a latecomer wants to repeal a bill named after a former master...... The difficulty can be imagined.

When he saw these bizarre laws in his first-year judicial history class, Edward felt that they should be large-scale performance art, and that not only 12 was the legal age for marriage.

There are also things like: goblins are not allowed to enter the city after dark (so the women's branch can only be opened in the city?). ）

After 9pm, no horns are allowed anywhere cold drinks or sandwiches are served!

The frog jumping contest is OK, but if the frog dies, it can't be eaten! （i am angry!）

Picnics are not allowed between 12 midnight and 6 a.m. (But it was not said whether it could be fielded)

It is forbidden to use swear words and curse on streets, sidewalks and highways as far as people can hear. (Five Lectures, Four Beauties, Three Loves?) ）

Do not have direct contact with big cats such as tigers and leopards. (I don't know if it's a game that prohibits luring large canines to take the bait)

But the professor also explained that these strange laws have only existed longer than those of the United States, and many of them have already played "legal effect" in the colonial period.

At the same time, due to the law of the sea system's "one matter, one discussion, one law", in the early days when the judicial system was still imperfect, this was the most economical judicial cost, such as not being able to honk the horn after 9 o'clock in a place where cold drinks were served - the origin of this is probably that a person choked after 9 o'clock eating cold drinks and was frightened by the horns of passing cars...... There may be no professional lawyers in a town of 10,000 or 20,000 people, so let's ban it by legislation......

Over time, there are more and more similar laws, and most of these laws are state or county laws, and have nothing to do with the federal government.

And the local people also have a lively attitude towards similar laws, after all, it is harmless, after all, the people do not hold officials accountable.

In other words, it is an integral part of the intangible cultural heritage of the United States, and it shows how the country's ancestors came to be step by step.

However, the fact that laws pro-child and consanguineous marriages remain unrepealed is a real political issue.

According to the agreement reached between the federal government and the states at the time of the founding of the United States, the states will hand over diplomatic and other powers to the federal government, and other powers are completely implemented by the state governments themselves, such as marriage and other civil affairs are the internal affairs of the states, and the federal laws formulated by the federal government have no jurisdiction over them State can also be interpreted as Secretary of State. It was only later that this federal government gradually evolved to centralization, and the secretary of state stopped coordinating the affairs of the inner states, and began to transfer to foreign affairs and the prime minister's administration.

If in 17xx, child marriage and consanguineous marriage still had its "reasonable" side, then in the 60s of the 20th century, with the progress of human science and technology civilization, this thing should have been swept into the dustbin of history a long time ago.

At least as soon as the government was established, a new marriage law was enacted, which made child marriage and consanguineous marriage illegal, and if they insisted on going their own way, they would be punished with rupee cards.

The reality on the American side is until 1968!

California and New York are the first states to legally outlaw child marriage!

It's interesting, these are probably the two most advanced and civilized states in the United States at the moment, and they belong to the normal area of the superiority of the subject of capital, which happens to belong to the two parties and the east and west coasts, which looks very symmetrical and shows the beauty of politics...... and 48 other states...... Still holding still.

If child marriage is said to exist in all 48 oblasts, it is a last resort for Ambassador Dobrynin to respond to Moscow's instructions, and the reality is not so bad.

In New York, for example, although child marriage was only legally recognized as a crime three years ago, in fact, in the 20th century, the phenomenon of child marriage in New York began to decline significantly, and by 1968 it was basically zero.

It's not that the people in this city are of high quality and voluntarily resist this evil behavior, after all, New York City, with a population of 10 million, has an equally large number of scum.

There is no official control over this matter - "there is no relevant prohibition law", but the civil justice forces will intervene.

As a religious country, you have to go to church if you want to get married, right?

A metropolis like New York is the face of global capitalism, and church pastors are not only patriotic, but also very good at learning and accepting new things, and they resolutely refuse to preside over ceremonies when they find child marriages.

Even have to secretly report to the community underworld, the underworld, although everywhere to collect protection money, such as Ferrich, who is not highly educated but very willing to accept new ideas (it is strange that these guys do not read but worship science and scientists), this pervert will be blocked in the black alley that night and beaten up, and even a ruthless person directly kicked into the crotch of the girl's pants.

If anyone is willing to officiate at such an evil wedding, then don't blame someone throwing garbage on the door the next day, or a bunch of strange people making trouble.

At least, in New York, and in most states, overt child marriage is rejected by society as a whole.

But!

The South, especially the five southern states, is different.

It's a haven for child marriage and inbreeding, and the locals never think there's anything wrong with that.

This is also the joke of most Americans: these guys have reduced intelligence because of consanguineous marriages, and the declining intelligence makes them more willing to marry inbred because they do not recognize the dangers of consanguineous marriage and child marriage...... There is no end to the children and grandchildren...... IQ is running all the way south......

Sooner or later, the criteria for identifying the mentally handicapped in the southern states will be stricter, otherwise, a large number of votes will be invalidated, after all, people with an intelligence of less than 75 who do not have full capacity for civil conduct do not have the right to vote.

However!

The Rednecks are proud of this:

Blood!

Command!

Pure!

Correct!

However, their low intelligence and consequent substandard learning ability make them forget or have low IQs to multi-thread thinking: the more pure animals in nature are, the more freaks will be reproduced...... Breeds of dogs that are aesthetically deformed by humans are the best example of this – the difference is that inbreeding between cats and dogs is human-indicated, while the Southerners are ...... Ahem...... I can only say that my grandma is voluntary......

What's more, these red states even feel that it is not impossible to kiss brothers and sisters!!

After all, the one who taught everyone that "all the men in the world are your own brothers, and the women are all your own sisters".

When Edward first learned about this "knowledge point", he was really shocked!

He never expected that "wishing my brothers and sisters to become married" would really represent a blessing in some lands of the United States.

At first, he didn't believe it, even if it was Chris.

The big black man is a native of Alabama, and the word native can be interpreted to mean that his ancestors have been whipped as slaves for generations.

After Chris walked out of the plantation by his own efforts, he did not have any nostalgia and affection for the hometown he had done, and attacked mercilessly.

Unimpressed by Edward's astonishment, he tricked up a record and put it on the record player, and the cheerful country music played.

“big whell keep on turning”……

"This thing sounds like the beginning of the internet, and the giant wheel starts rolling......" someone thought to himself

"Carry me home to see me kin," Take me home to visit my loved ones

"Singing songs about the south again" is singing southern songs again

"I miss ole bamy once again"

"Well, I've heard this, Lynad Skinner's "Sweet Home Alabama" "Edward has traveled through so many years and knows a lot about pop, "but I still prefer Eagle"

“eagle？ Band? Why haven't I heard of it? Chris asked rhetorically.

"Oh...... Damn, it's probably not established yet...... "Edward's eyes roll" Eagle, he's a writer...... The kind that typing is particularly fast and has a good balance of quality...... Okay, I'll talk about the rest, why did you put this song? ”

"Obviously you don't know the legend, if you have a sister, then after the song is played, she will become your girlfriend......"

"Uh......" Edward broke out in a cold sweat, and after a long time, Alabama is the German orthopedics of contemporary Americans.

With the exception of a few southern states, all Americans maliciously laughed at the place and the bad habits (or crime?). ）。

"I hate my hometown, backward and ignorant, but with an inexplicable sense of pride, and will do anything to kill anyone who dissenters, whether you are anti-slave or anti-inbred marriage...... I'm not a racist," Chris was frustrated, and it was quite a performance art for a black man with normal intelligence to say that, "but the intelligence level of those 'authentic' white people in my hometown really makes people feel like it's a sin not to cheat them out of their money......"

It can be seen that if the IQ problem of the crimson state can be solved, then it can probably increase the whole country by at least 10 percentage points......

Returning to the follow-up response of the Republican Party, in order to establish its image as a conservative defender in front of this group of intellectually incompetent but enthusiastic southern voters, the Republican Party has adopted an extremely simple and crude approach.

dispatched heavyweights to face the ...... of the "Deep Throat" case Defense attorney......

Edward, of course, was not afraid, and for him the free-spirited slapping cannon was the best form of entertainment and relaxation.

But he obviously overestimated his influence, and the other party didn't take him seriously, but pointed the muzzle of the cannon at the ...... Roseberg ......

Speaking of which, she is one of the important advisors in this case, and she has also been out of court several times.

What a good target for a world-famous liberal female lawyer.

It was not ordinary people who came out, but the famous William Barkley Jr.

He entered Yale in the late forties and was considered a college president of Luxberg and Edward.

While in school, he joined the Skull and Bones Society, and was also an active member of the Yale Political Coalition and served as the president of the Yale Daily News, the campus newspaper.

Apparently he became a man of the limelight, and in his final semester at Yale, William Buckley was invited to be a student speaker at the Alumni Day Fund raiser, a high honor given to students by the school, and the speech was full of formalism, flattery, and sensuality, according to the convention of courtesy, and then Mr. Buckley did it as a real thing, denouncing Yale as a failed leader in education and attacking left-leaning professors.

The school administrator read the speech and asked him to change the wording to be gentle, but he sternly refused, and as a result, he lost the opportunity to speak.

However, this made Barkley even more unhappy, and he wrote a book about his experience at Yale, "I am at Yale: The Superstition of Academic Freedom." The book became a bestseller, but it drew harsh condemnation from Yale alumni and liberals.

When "I Am at Yale" was published in 1951, William Buckley began to consider joining the CIA. Buckley worked as a CIA spy in Mexico City to gather intelligence on communists in student groups.

While working in Mexico, William Buckley's book was the subject of heated debate in the United States, with several right-wing publications inviting him to be editor. Buckley felt compelled to engage in the debate, and less than a year he quit his job at the CIA and returned to the United States, launching "the most daring political and intellectual adventure of his life."

This venture was the founding of National Review magazine in 1955, and the editor-in-chief of the magazine was William Buckley, 29. He has been editor-in-chief until now. The magazine became an important intellectual playground for conservatives. 1

He supported McCarthyism in the 950s, and in 1954 he worked with L. Brent Bozell Jr., co-author of "McCarthy and His Enemies," argues that Senator Joseph McCarthy was a patriot; He also defended segregation in the American South, but withdrew by the mid-1960s to embrace the civil rights movement led by Martin Luther King Jr.

In 1960, Barkley co-founded Young Americans for Freedom (YAF), a conservative youth political group.

In 1962 he began writing a political column, "On The Right," which was published every two weeks. By the early 1970s, more than 320 newspapers across the United States had published articles. His writing style is well-written, esoteric, and witty.

In the 1964 U.S. presidential election, Barkley strongly supported Senator Barry Goldwater.

In 1965, he ran for the New York State Conservative Party because he was dissatisfied with the Republican nomination for mayor of New York, Lindsey. In reality, his chances of victory are slim, and even Barkley himself is not very serious about running for office. During this time, a reporter interviewed him and asked, "If you were elected mayor of New York City, what would be the first thing you would do?" Barkley replied, "I'm going to recount the ballots first and see if I'm mistaken." "In the end, the mayor is, of course, Lindsay.

Seeing Gottward's lack of succession, he began to look for new supporters and allies, and eventually he chose one of two people, California Governor Reagan, and began to manipulate Reagan's ideological base to prepare for his future presidential campaign......

The other, born in 1924, is 46-year-old former congressman George Herbert Walker Bush, the current U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.