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Emily Farris@emayfarris.bsky.social |
SCOTUS majority governing philosophy: the administrative state is only constitutional when it is harassing vulnerable people.
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Chasing Cirrus
@drymeadow.bsky.social
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"Stare decisis for me but not for thee."
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Christopher Deutsch
@drchrisdeutsch.bsky.social
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For real! Police for the poor, deference for the rich.
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donut
@funkndonuts.bsky.social
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c'mon now this is totally misleading the ruling of "can't sleep outside" also applies to corrupt judges who own multiple homes and rockstar buses
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Ethan Freedman
@ethanfreedman.bsky.social
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The contrast between the two this morning is more overwrought than a Sorkin screenplay
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Intellectual Explorer
@driftingthrough.bsky.social
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Full Nazi.
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David
@david.uncensored.zip
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the real scary part: Thomas/Alito/Gorsuch question if delegated powers are constitutional, meaning they are down to kill every regulatory body completely.
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Matt Salomone
@matthematics.com
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First strip the administrative state of its authority, then strip it of its experts (Heritage 2025).
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Richard
@renuvian.bsky.social
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We live in an evil country
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Cmdr. Overbite
@cmdroverbite.bsky.social
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SCOTUS is just underscoring the Universal Conservative Principle that the only purpose of having laws, rules or norms is as a means of powerful people reminding everyone else who runs shit
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