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One thing about the “Why I don’t vote” guy that may be especially interesting to journalists from the Washington Post and other outlets is that according to the public Michigan voter file, apparently he does vote
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The night and day episodes were particularly good...I am also always for anything that puts the Jedi Order under the microscope b/c without that, Star Wars is as hollow as bamboo
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I think most of the blowback has been ridiculous, it has been one of the better Star Wars television series to date (I agree that isn't a high bar, but still)
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My take is this, before this happened, Biden was behind Trump...he needs to energize the base, bring in undecideds and independents, and try to farm all these people who voted for Haley against Trump...How is that going to happen if he isn't capable of rallying?
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I mean, I have an idea...it may not be the correct one lol :) (mostly kidding)
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MFs Circling the wagons works when you are going to win by using a defensive strategy...
we are not ahead in this election, we are behind
How do you excite and turn out more people if Biden can't do traditional electioneering?
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My list of best basketball shoes from July to July:
LeBron 21 (and I got several versions over 1/2 off)
Way Of Wade All City 12
Adidas AE 1
NB Two WXY 4
NB Kawhi 4
Rigorer AR 1
Anta Kai 1
...waiting on my Way of Wade 11s
New versions of the Way Of Wade 10 (GOAT shoe) but > than a year old
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sharing is caring
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Principles are only as strong as they are universally held and applied
Celebrating violence when it is against people you don't like is NOT taking a stance against violence
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Just a jaw-dropper from the state whose attorney general is currently trying to execute an innocent man.
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I am not only saying we should not celebrate Bannon being potentially assaulted
I am saying WE SHOULD NOT CELEBRATE A SYSTEM SO BROKEN THAT SEXUAL ASSAULT IS THE PRESUMPTIVE OUTCOME
We should not be excited our prison system is so broken that people will presumptively be assaulted
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If you think of an argument as ONLY being about “beating” an opponent, you might appear to win when they stop talking. But if you want to change their opinions, or move them, you have to understand what they are feeling and what they need to hear to be persuaded to change.
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If you think of an argument as ONLY being about “beating” an opponent, you might appear to win when they stop talking. But if you want to change their opinions, or move them, you have to understand what they are feeling and what they need to hear to be persuaded to change.
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It's incredibly disturbing how little attention the media is paying to an insurgency that will lead to a permanent seizure of power. It's all right in the open, FFS.
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He's right. They're stealing the country from us and ending democracy. "Bloodless if the left allows it to be" is a threat to kill anyone who fights back
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...."I like pudding" lol
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this is a brilliant point that I was struggling to articulate.
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There is no doubt that they have been keeping him as underground as possible regardless...and we suspected why, but now it is worse than we thought...it does seem dishonest and dangerous if true...but maybe it was gradual?
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As someone who researches sexual violence law for a living, I'm pretty sure that is not a valid defense argument against allegations of sexual assault.
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NEW: The supreme court’s Grants Pass ruling blessed bans on sleeping outdoors. In a Bolts roundtable, three experts explain that this may encourage aggressive policing over long-term housing solutions.
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Easy to lose sight of the significance here, but the sitting president just gave a speech condemning the Supreme Court for a ruling that expands presidential power. It’s also a president who stands to benefit from this ruling, given that his opponent is vowing to imprison him and his family.
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California changed visitation from a right to a privilege in the mid-1990s to give correctional officers more control over prison activities. boltsmag.org/california-p...
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Can I negotiate a deal with them?
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The opposite of living constitutionalism isn't originalism - it's slowly dying constitutionalism.
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It makes me furious every single day...
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That would be nice, but I am tired of waiting for it to happen...network news only knows how to ask law enforcement and other lawyers what things mean :(
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"Criminal law is for homeless people sleeping in public parks, not presidents"
@chrislhayes.bsky.social absolutely nails the perspective of SCOTUS today...
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/8 At any rate, congratulations to the Federalist Society for an achievement beyond the reach of the British, outside the grasp of bloody civil war, impossible to Nazis and Soviets and terrorists: defeating the American idea.
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Today’s SCOTUS immunity ruling was a political ruling more than a legal ruling, as is seen by the lack of law in Chief Justice John Roberts’s 6-3 opinion for the conservatives.
My Law Dork report: www.lawdork.com/p/robertss-m...
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"I am the President of the United States, clothed with immense power" hits differently today.....sigh
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I don’t think it’s an exaggeration at all to say the decision threatens the Republic. I might not have said so in 2015, before I saw how triumphantly lawless and autocratic the President could be, and how so many people would applaud it or at least shrug.
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Correct. A prudent, law-abiding President who appoints qualified agency personnel to enact thoughtful regulations is going to see their agenda inevitably fail.
A malicious, arbitrary President who runs around barking illegal commands at people will be rewarded.
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There are two elements to the immunity decision that are particularly extreme in a way that many will miss: (1) motive is irrelevant and (2) immune acts are not just excluded from prosecution, they’re excluded from evidence.
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Multiple states are building new women’s prisons, but can they be stopped? Prisons’ abuse of incarcerated women has only led to the expansion of the carceral system, Sierra Dickey reports. Meanwhile, real alternatives to prison are largely ignored.
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On Trump v. US:
People will note that it is not "total immunity" but what should also be noted is that it would be nearly impossible for a prosecutor to put together a case that would work to stop any inappropriate behaviors that happened during official time as POTUS
Might as well be total..
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On Chevron:
The continued insistence that SCOTUS can never take the place of the legislature when it comes to political questions seems bizarrely juxtaposed with the willingness to take the place of the legislature when they choose to defer to the expertise of administrative agencies.
Bad Faith
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On Grant’s Pass:
My problem here is that the CONDUCT is a part of the STATUS...
Being homeless (status) means you have nowhere to sleep (conduct)
Just seems absurd to separate the two, and purposeful in the worst way #SCOTUS
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“She's trolling New York City. The gall to wear an MTA shirt on today of all days. Just complete contempt for New Yorkers,” transit advocate and The War On Cars podcast co-host Doug Gordon said.
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Dennis Linthicum joined lawmakers from around the country in calling for an audit of the 2020 presidential election in all 50 states based on unspecified “fraud and irregularities.” Now he’s the GOP nominee to lead Oregon elections. boltsmag.org/oregon-secre...
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