Remember when the Dems established that Trump has a 'shadow presidency'? Remember that Trump is engulfed in legal battles over Jan 6th? Remember that the present narrative is that Trump tried to dismantle American democracy? Yeah, they still have Orange Man.
All I'll say is I have no opinion about this particular person, but she definitely fits the profile, i.e. a law clerk for a SCOTUS Justice. For some reason, I am not discounting a rogue clerk for a majority Justice having leaked it. My only reason for not discounting it is a majority Justice clerk would be more likely to have access to a draft opinion.
Judicial verdicts should not be a matter of horse trading. They should be on: "Is this correct or not".
While I agree, thinking in "should"s won't get you far unless you can leverage them into "is" and when talking about the government that's one hell of a tall order
Clerking is how careers start, not where they remain. It's something that is generally done immediately after graduating at the top of your class as your gift for those years of gunning.
If it can't get five votes, then by definition it is not correct.
Honestly? Yes. There is a critical mass of willful stupidity in the electorate.
The suggestion that judges choose which way to vote based on horse trading however, implies they themselves are not voting according to if it's correct or not. That is what I meant.
You're wrong then. Biden's approval rating is in the trash can. He's getting the blame for the way things are right now without a doubt. Bitching about the last preisdent has never worked even though every president does it, and the public has never awarded a president for doing that instead of fixing shit on his own.
Imagine calling anti-covid vaxxers retards for using a medicine proven to help against a sickness with a 1% fatality rate, then following it up by using horse medicine to perform experimental DIY abortions without a hint of irony
Lol we went from "ivermectin will kill you" to "it gives you the shits"
they aren't fool proof like any contraception
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They're better than nothing by a long shot and would minimize the need for emergency contraception. Nonhormonal nonsurgical contraceptive options for men would be nice too, but IUDs, condoms and so on are functional. The only 100 percent effective option is abstinence. Good luck getting them on board with that en masse.they aren't fool proof like any contraception
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