War is certainly a scary thing and can leaves scars that cannot be physically seen. Dan if he wants ice cream in his bedroom while he is having Vietnam nightmares Dan's life would Forrest Gump asking for ice cream be deemed unacceptable? Well, here ya go! Asking Lt. This iconic phrase and meme got me curious-in what other scenarios in Lt. Dan, ice cream!" flavor for Ben and Jerry's by putting the scene on a tub of ice cream. Dan's face on ice cream or "create" the "Lt. The internet had a field day with this line and created a"Lieutenant Dan, ice cream!" meme that took the internet by storm, going so far as to Photoshop Lt. As he lays there disoriented by life, Forrest Gump shouts in his face, "Lieutenant Dan, ice cream!", completely unaware of how scary and real Lt. Sign up for our Weekly Headlines Newsletter.In the movie " Forrest Gump," Lieutenant Dan sadly loses his legs while in combat and faces this sad, horrific truth while laying down in a hospital bed completely depressed. Stay on top of San Antonio news and views. The Texas Tribune is a nonprofit, nonpartisan media organization that informs Texans - and engages with them - about public policy, politics, government and statewide issues. This is a developing story and will continue to be updated. "Ensuring Texas has safe, secure, and transparent elections is a top priority of mine," Paxton tweeted.
Those challenges, along with Thursday's lawsuit, could delay the implementation of the new state law.Īfter the suit was filed Thursday, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton defended the new law, calling is "a great and much-needed bill." The law, set to take effect in time for the 2022 primary elections, has already faced legal challenges that generally argue it will disproportionately impact voters of colors and voters with disabilities. "These vulnerable voters already confront barriers to the ballot box, and SB 1 will exacerbate the challenges they face in exercising their fundamental right to vote," the suit argues, saying that the law would negatively impact voters with disabilities, elderly voters, members of the military who are deployed, voters with limited English proficiency and voters residing outside of the country. The Justice Department is focusing its suit on two provisions of the new law: one related to assistance in voting boots and another related to the rejection of mail-in ballots. Greg Abbott in September, makes a host of changes that further tighten the state's election laws, such as banning drive-thru voting and setting new rules for voting by mail. The Texas voting law, known as Senate Bill 1 and signed into law by Gov. Department of Justice is suing Texas over the state's new voting law, arguing that the some measures passed by the GOP-controlled Legislature earlier this year would "disenfranchise eligible Texas citizens who seek to exercise their right to vote."
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