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Me too! I just signed up to write 200 postcards. You can invite friends over to help and make a party out of it.
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The old adage is that you don't burn down the castle if you expect to live in it soon, which has been the Dems approach to SCOTUS. That strategy is entirely contingent on winning in 2024 and getting good luck with a couple of the R judges dying.
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I signed up, too. The institutions aren't going to help. We've gotta bootstrap this thing. It's not fair, but it's the spot we're in. Gotta fight like hell.
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After every single institution has failed to protect us, the job is up to the electorate once again.
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Watching the older generations of Democrats cling to conventions from an Era that is dead and buried is sad.
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The fact that Roberts cut his teeth in the 80s gunning for the VRA under Rehnquist is just incredibly revealing
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Trump, watching White House Plumbers, furiously screaming at Don Jr. to go find G. Gordon Liddy and Howard Hunt.
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It's not clear to me that the Democratic leadership has a plan to deal with the Courts should Biden win. That needs to change.
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G. Gordon Liddy is smiling up from hell.
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I'm sure SCOTUS would've given Barry O complete immunity.
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And yes, winning in November is most straightforward way to dealing with this problem.
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You're right. This isn't a strategy you pursue if you're operating from a position on strength. It is motivated by a fundamental perception of weakness.
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Is one of them the president? If so, i have great news.
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Unlike anybody under 50, most of the Democratic leadership has memories of a time when the Court was not explicitly hostile to democracy, which turns out has given them a PRETTY BIG blind spot.
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The Constitution's big weakness is that political parties coordinate across branches of government. SCOTUS can pretend that impeachment is a political mechanism to hold presidents accountable even when the actual politics make this impossible.
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that was my first reaction to this too. Leopards, faces, etc.
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SCOTUS making it known that it will rubber stamp anything Trump does during a second term
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He cut his own oppo abortion ad.
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The immediate retreat to doomerism is not a good look and we need to push back against those impulses at all costs.
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The immediate retreat to doomerism is something i'll never understand.
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Seems like this is a recipe to overwhelm the courts with every single regulatory issue imaginable and puts a ton of onus on plaintiffs to fight on every front imaginable
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I also wonder if federal agencies will ignore a lot of this.
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Buckle up, @sgadarian.bsky.social
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Trump got Covid October 2nd, 2020.
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The Comey Letter went to Congress on October 28th, 2016.
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To keep things in perspective, the Access Hollywood tape dropped October 7th, 2016.
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The mainstream media coverage across multiple places has largely been "Biden was halting, Trump was lying," which fits with the broader coverage so far. It'll be interesting to see what happens.
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I'm sure the Party would coordinate around MY preferred candidate.
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He's such a grifter and part of the growing segment of the Online Left that has developed an aversion to reality much like the Online Right.
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you're probably right, but I'm holding out hope that most major reforms seem impossible until they happen suddenly and unexpectedly
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By my calculation, the Electoral College has the least amount of partisan bias of the three federal electoral systems! Which is saying something, because the Electoral College is very biased!
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Not exactly what you're after, but this series from Pew was great www.pewresearch.org/religion/201...
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Imagine being a straight White Christian man with this type of victimization complex.
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Big, big thanks to everyone who's submitted their @apsa.bsky.social DDRIG applications so far! The application deadline is THIS SATURDAY (6/15) at 11:59pm Eastern. Here's the link one more time to submit your application: apsa.secure-platform.com/a/organizati...
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One of the great parts about not belonging to a cult is that you don't have to get upset when one of Dear Leader's kids gets into legal trouble.
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