Again, every bad statutory interpretation decision by SCOTUS could, theoretically, be fixed by Congress promptly amending the poorly interpreted statutes and thus superseding SCOTUS. Or by impeaching the Justices in the majority. Or by stripping the Court of jurisdiction. Or by packing it.
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Funny, on yesterday's puzzle, I got yellow dead last. I was convinced that BOND and HUNT were going to go together. (Something about action stars' last names? Maybe with Johnny QUEST? It obviously didn't pan out.)
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I didn't realize that for a long time either. It's on the "How To Play" screen, but I never bothered to read it. Someone finally clued me in when I was complaining to her about how purple always seemed to be so hard.
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When Trump demonizes immigrants as takers and “not human beings,” he’s talking about ppl like my mom.
She worked for years as a domestic worker to support our family. Classes at night for a while. She’s my hero.
My mom isn’t “poisoning the blood” of America. She is the American story.
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Not even when followed by the phrase "of natural causes"?
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Are we sure that Bill Maher loves it? The only "endorsement" I've seen from Maher is on the show's official web site — but the fine print notes that it's referring to "the show creator's previous work."
(The fact that the very first "endorsement" isn't even about the show is so very sad.)
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The official website was really struggling to get endorsements. It brags that the show was called "beautiful" by Dave Rubin (THE SHOW'S CREATOR) and was praised by Larry Elder (who voices a character) and Hercules.
And the very first endorsement ("BRILLIANT!") isn't even talking about this show.
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I guess they don't *all* have to be different words. You could probably get away with repeating the word "donkey" a bunch of times.
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I had to try for myself. The result was not promising.
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Then after they leave, bad-mouth them to everybody else for violating Sarah Harrelson's rule about not leaving the party early.
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I might have to retire from Sedecordle. I'm never going to get a score as good as this again.
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So you can drive even faster with limited visibility.
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Maybe he has heart? It works for football.
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Overzealous cop stopping drivers for trivial infractions like ... running a red light?
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Wow. There was an easy block.
And looking at his two followers reminded me that I wanted to block the "if you want to make sure you don't forget the kid in your car, you're a bad parent" guy. Two blocks for the price of one!
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That response reminds me of one of my favorite Onion headlines of all time.
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Oh yeah, I remember that tweet! It really is a fantastic line — I'm pretty sure that it elicited a full belly laugh from me at the time. I was not aware of the blowback that ensued.
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Ok, now I'm curious.
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So close to perfection.
Connections
Puzzle #377
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I mean, you literally said that there were 321 other sins in the movie!
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Not anywhere near the most important point, but it pains me to see a misuse of "whomever" in the New York Times.
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For Your Eyes Only definitely makes my top three.
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Guy at the top looks like a cross between Kent from "Real Genius" and Gilbert from "Revenge of the Nerds."
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