Yesterday Rolling Stone reported that a progressive coalition is gearing up to attack the Supreme Court. UNITED FOR DEMOCRACY, a coalition of progressive groups and labor unions, is gearing up to launch a $10 million persuasion and base activation campaign centered on “the MAGA Supreme Court.” The coalition will spend $1 million on ads in […]
Jazz wrote about this case earlier but since then people have had a chance to listen to the 2 1/2 hours of argument over this case. The consensus seems to be that a majority of Justices are leaning toward siding with Grants Pass, the town in Oregon which was sued over its efforts to regulate […]
The case out of Oregon that the Supreme Court is taking up today is a sticky one that will likely impact ongoing debates in nearly every large city in the United States. In the ongoing crises of homelessness and illegal migrants flooding the nation, some jurisdictions have taken to toughening up their laws, allowing police […]
That POTATUS printing press has to be smoking hot and close to melting down. In his desperation to cancel every student loan in America by fiat before Election Day, POTATUS is pulling out all the tricksy stops to give the cha-ching away. God dang – the eyewatering amount in the numbers and shamelessness of the […]
There have been hints going back more than a year that some on the left are thinking now would be a good time for Justice Sonia Sotomayor to retire. Karen wrote about it back in February. I wrote about in early March when Josh Barro pointed out that this year may be her best chance […]
As regular readers know, there is a case about to be argued before the Supreme Court which could have a major impact on homelessness on the west coast. At the moment, decisions issued by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals make it impossible for cities to force homeless people to move (off sidewalks or out […]
POTATUS polling news must be bad – as in GAWDAWFUL – because the administration announced another one of their “waves” of student debt loan “forgiveness” this morning. After taking a quick peek at a couple just to be sure which way the wind is blowing…welp. It’s not pretty if you’re Biden. According to the RealClearPolitics […]
Sonia Sotomayor was confirmed and sworn in as a Supreme Court Justice in August 2009. That means this August will be her 15th year on the court. But there’s another landmark coming up before that, one that Josh Barro says ought to make Sotomayor and Democrats think carefully about retirement. In June Sotomayor will turn […]
As most readers already know, the entire western US has been dealing with a growing homeless problem for years. That problem has been exacerbated by a couple of court decisions issued by the 9th Circuit (whose decisions only apply to western states). The two decisions, Boise and Grants Pass, both found that municipalities do not […]
“Aloha,” I learned from watching Brady Bunch reruns, can mean either “hello” or “goodbye.” According to one Hawaiian court, “aloha” means “goodbye to your constitutional rights” as soon as you set foot in the 808 State. “The spirit of Aloha clashes with a federally-mandated lifestyle that lets citizens walk […]
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