Ignoring Substance, SCOTUS Permits Lawlessness
Plus, what You Missed This Week From The Bulwark
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Ignoring Substance, SCOTUS Permits Lawlessness
AS IT CLOSES OUT ITS TERM, the Supreme Court is continuing to find ways to let Donald Trump do whatever he wants without addressing the legality of the conduct in question.
ICYMI: Here are links to each newsletter section so you can quickly get back to that edition you may have missed this week.
Morning Shots - Triad - Huddled Masses - Press Pass - Bulwark Goes to Hollywood - The Opposition - False Flag - The Breakdown
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SCOTUS Roundup! Here are some thoughts from folks I like and respect on yesterdayās rulings: Norman Eisen on the Roberts and the injunctions, Kim Wehle on how SCOTUS crowned a King above the Constitution, and George Conway and Melissa Murray debate the birthright citizenship case.
A Nationās Self-Conception, &cā¦ Jay Nordlinger on American purposes, a renegade Republican, names from Ghana, a composerās immortality, and more!
Itās that time of yearā¦ For the annual Matt Labash Fourth of July Sale. š Matt also provides an ode to lost magic places. (This annual tradition is often the best rate to get our friend Matt Labashās āprecious, carefully-chosen words!ā Treat yourself!)
Vivek hosting a fundraiserā¦ With a former abortion provider? Is the Ohio Gubernatorial hopeful changing his views on abortion, or is his campaign run by a gaggle of clowns who will have to walk this back?
Trump Truth Store owner agrees to vacate Huntley building amid eviction threatsā¦ but hopes to soon reopen in a larger location. (Chicago Tribune)
The Importance of Being Ernestā¦ A new documentary on Jim Varney and his historic advertising character? Yes, please, if you knowwhutimeanā¦
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The SCOTUS broke me this week. I guess it is fitting when it happened on the one-year anniversary of the infamous ādebateā that sealed our fate. Too bad I rarely drink or have a gummy.