democrats should internalize that this is what their colleagues think of them and act accordingly

worst structural con law decision in the 20th century

i just watched this video and the fact that they believe this to be exculpatory is genuinely insane

The “prosecute the former regime at every level” candidate has my vote in 2028.

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Funniest possible outcome in Trump v. Slaughter would be for the originalist Justices to find an unenumerated Presidential power to fire all principal officers within the penumbras of the Vesting, Take Care, and Appointments Clauses.

In light of Humprey’s Executor likely getting axed, I think the next Dem president should fire the Fed Chair. This has 2 main benefits:

1. It will be entertaining to watch unitary exec. theory proponents try to squirm out from their theory; &

2. We’ll (probably) get some caselaw limiting the UET!

Pretty rich coming from the genius who wrote Citizens United and provided the 5th vote in some of the Roberts Court’s most democracy-undermining decisions

What we might refer to as a "Kavanaugh Stop"

The attack on Charlie Kirk is horrifying.

Political violence has no place in this country and should never become the norm.

I’m sending my sympathies to his family and friends at this time.

The Conservative Media Ecosystem Is Coddling Amy Coney Barrett Nothing says “I am not a partisan hack” like kicking off your book tour in conversation with Bari Weiss.

In my view, Amy Coney Barrett kicking off her book tour by doing a sold-out event with Bari Weiss and publishing an exclusive excerpt in The Free Press should end the "Supreme Court justices are not motivated by ideology" discourse once and for all ballsandstrikes.org/legal-cultur...

With alt text. This is absolutely judicial speak for “get your shit together, SCOTUS”.

Why is it so hard to get America to be true to the promises we made on paper?

Reading Ashcroft v. Iqbal in public and shaking my head the whole time so everyone knows I disagree with it

“Do not offer thoughts and prayers as you systemically enable such tragedies. Do not claim prayers are sufficient when children die as they pray. Do not pretend you do not understand.”

— Lydia, 16, Minneapolis

We are in very dark times. It’ll take an entire political/social movement, an overwhelming rebuke at the polls, and a new vision of governance to unstick this country from whatever this collapse is.

Between this and Judge Ho’s stuff there’s enough material to file an amicus brief in support of birthright citizenship consisting entirely of arguments made by people who abandoned them the moment they became politically inconvenient

[writing the constitution]

Benjamin Franklin: Write down "no dumb fucks as president"

Alexander Hamilton: Stop saying that

Benjamin Franklin: I'm tellin' you. You're gonna regret not writing that down

the thing everyone is going to have to accept is that the post-trump period, whenever it comes, will not and cannot be a project of national unity, it must be a project of partisan project of renewal, in the same way that reconstruction and the new deal were partisan projects of renewal.

What, pray tell, is there to be proud of about the Confederacy?

My takeaway from former Fox News heads and commentators now in government is that they are lazy as shit and have no idea that normal people work for many consecutive hours in a day

This is just disgraceful

Reminder: while it is true that members of the House are stunningly dumb as a group, state lawmakers are uniquely the dumbest motherfuckers who ever thought they were smart.

In a new statement, Sen. Angus King (I-Maine) says he's done supporting any aid to Israel amid Gaza's nutrition and humanitarian crisis.

"My litmus test will be simple: no aid of any kind as long as there are starving children in Gaza due to the action or inaction of the Israeli government.”

When you strip away humanity

The moment has arrived!

The final version of "Birthright Citizenship and the Dunning School of Unoriginal Meanings," co-authored by @evanbernick.bsky.social, @gowder.io, and me, is live on the Cornell Law Review Online website.

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when they close it all up, I do believe this will go down as the funniest video on the internet

I'm old enough to remember when the Court held in Rodriguez de Quijas that this is exactly what lower courts shouldn't do.