Jill Wine-Banks

Thank you.

Welcome back to Hashtag Sisters-in-Law with Barb McQuade, Jill Wine-Banks, Kimberly Atkins-Store, and me, Joyce Vance.

We love hearing from y'all, so please leave a comment about any of today's topics.

And don't forget to subscribe, click like, and tell a friend about Hashtag Sisters-in-Law.

I don't really care, though.

It just fills me with civic pride to see people out doing the heavy lifting of democracy and voting.

So what about y'all? Have you voted yet? Will you vote early or will you vote the day of? Jill, what's going on in Chicago? Well,

I voted early, and we do have a long period of early voting.

Welcome back to Hashtag Sisters-in-Law with Jill Winebanks, Barb McQuade, and Joyce Vance, and me, Kimberly Atkins-Store.

You know, we love hearing from you all.

So go ahead and leave a comment down below.

I learned how to make tacos in home ec.

That was fine dining.

What about you, Jill? I learned how to sew in home ec.

That's what I learned.

Well, I learned that too.

Welcome to Sister Sidebar with me, Kimberly Atkins-Store, and Jill Wine-Banks.

This is our podcast where we love to answer even more of your questions than we answer in our main show, hashtag sistersinlaw.

And so if you have a question for us, you can send them to us at sistersinlawatpoliticon.com.

It's a presidential appointment confirmed by the Senate.

And maybe in some lifetime soon, they will take a look at whether that person is actually performing the duties of the general counsel of the Department of Defense.

Thank you for listening to Sisters Sidebar with Kim Atkins-Store and me, Jill Wine-Banks.

Keep sending us your questions.

And remember, you can use a voice note, attach it to an email, and then we can play your voice on the air and answer your question.

[upbeat music] Welcome back to #SistersInLaw with Kimberly Atkins Stohr, Joyce Vance, and me, Jill Wine-Banks.

Barb McQuade will be back soon.

We miss her today, but she'll be back with us.

So, uh, I hope that answers your question and, um, that takes us to the end of our show.

[outro music] We're very glad that you were here with us today.

Uh, thank you for joining us and listening to Hashtag Sisters-in-Law with Joyce Vance, Kimberly Atkins Stohr, and me, Jill Wine-Banks.

If you enjoyed today's show, please rate the show and send it to your friends so that we can increase our listeners.

It really helps.

They're similar in nature.

And that's, of course, taking the words from a former Watergate prosecutor by the name of Jill Wine Banks, right? And, of course, she's talking about it's a 38-page PowerPoint presentation.

And why I turn around and I refer again to this 38 PowerPoint presentation, as it's in your frickin' face, it's entitled Election Fraud, Foreign Interference, and Options for January 6th.

Now, why not just turn around and say, instead, how to overthrow an election and take over, or how to make Donald Trump our Fuhrer? Right? It's as stupid as that.

[gentle music] Welcome back to #SistersInLaw with Jill Wine-Banks, Joyce Vance, Kimberly Atkins Stohr, and me, Barb McQuade.

In today's show, we'll discuss legal challenges to abortion drugs, more ICE incidents, and a reported criminal investigation into Cassidy Hutchinson.

But first, sisters, good to see you all.

Right

... that would lead to abortion, but he also doesn't believe in dormant commerce clause.

But I agree with Jill on this one, because what the dormant commerce clause says, this is going back to, like, first year of law school- Yeah ... is that states cannot, uh, pass legislation that discriminates or excessively burdens- Right ... interstate commerce.

And so, you know, if they're passing legislation that says you can't send these drugs into our state, um, it seems like they're the ones who are- Yeah ... violating the dormant commerce clause, right? So.

I, I'm, I'm for that argument.