Here’s a look at the six-Justice Supreme Court when the Court was first established.
CHIEF JUSTICE JOHN JAY
Served: October 19th, 1789 – June 19th, 1795. (Resigned)
Some Highlights: West v Barnes, the first case which saw arguments take place before the Supreme Court. You want a quick turnaround? The arguments were heard on August 2nd, 1791 and the decision was published the very next day! In the 1794 case Glass v The Sloop Betsy, Jay’s Court ruled that France could not use its American Consulate as a prize court. Chief Justice Jay adopted a professorial role of sorts, writing explanatory items on procedures and the rudiments of federal governance at every opportunity for the benefit of lower courts and practicing lawyers.
Comment: During the Revolutionary War, John Jay served as a colonel in the 2nd New York Regiment. Continue reading
SON OF SINBAD (1955) – Dale Robertson stars as Sinbad II, son of the original hero of the seven seas. Vincent Price plays his sidekick, the poet Omar Khayyam, so if anachronisms bother you, stay far away from this movie, because there are plenty more on the way. But Price steals the flick!
Traitors kill Simon and make off with Kristina, who alone holds the secrets of Greek Fire now. The Khalif agrees to set Sinbad and Omar loose to find and return with Kristina. Assorted action scenes follow, and ultimately the Son of Sinbad joins forces with the Daughters of the Forty Thieves – beautiful women warriors who rob caravans and the like. 
FLASHBACK: TO QUOTE FROM 
A 250th “birthday” for a nation is a remarkable milestone. Because Democrat “activists” are empty, hate-filled people afflicted with Trump Derangement Syndrome they are going beyond just sitting out the celebrations themselves. No, typical of 21st Century Democrats if they don’t like something they try to prevent anyone else from enjoying it as well, all because of their irrational hatred of everyone who votes differently than they do. 
So, here in 2026 if a Democrat was president none of the tiresome entertainers or sports figures or office holders who are Democrats first and human beings second would insist it’s “partisan” to participate in national milestones like a 250th anniversary. The rest of us are rational people who realize you are not endorsing an elected figure just by behaving in a civil manner. Hell, in 1976 America celebrated our Bicentennial with events featuring a sitting president who was RUNNING FOR ELECTION THAT SAME YEAR. 
Democrats made graduation and guest speaker events in schools, colleges and universities one-sided affairs where they threaten to get violent if anyone they disagree with is invited to speak. Democrats now applaud the killing of people they disagree with and pretend that the very act of disagreeing with THEM is the equivalent of violence and that they are justified in using any means to prevent being exposed to alternate opinions. 
If it’s Monday, it’s time for another current events roundup from 
While Joe Biden hides in his bunker from the Biden Family Corruption Scandal, Independent Voter site Balladeer’s Blog notes that yet ANOTHER Native American Tribe has endorsed de facto Third Party President Donald Trump. In the endorsement, Alvin Not Afraid, Jr (the best name imaginable) called attention to President Trump’s policy of letting the tribe assign and grant permits on THEIR OWN mineral rights, unlike so many previous administrations. (link below) 
Meanwhile, Martin Luther King Person of Courage Maurice Davis, the Democrat VP of the Flint City Council announced he is crossing party lines to support President Trump:
CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER REV WILLIAM OWENS also mentioned his support for Trump, praising the president’s policies which have helped communities of color.
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