Jack Hutton 🇺🇸
@jackhutton.bsky.social
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utopia-defer.red
article I powers just completely liquidated, dead on arrival.
newsweek.com
FBI agents will be paid during the shutdown, Trump says, using unspent funds to bypass frozen federal pay.
Trump Administration to Continue Paying FBI Amid Government Shutdown
www.newsweek.com
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maxkennerly.bsky.social
Feels quaint, almost cliché, to say this about a Trump action, but just for the record:

This is all illegal, the President can't simply disregard the laws passed and agencies created by Congress, and both Vought & Trump would be impeached if the Constitution or the rule of law mattered to the GOP.
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roadsteamer.bsky.social
🚨 *Breaking News* Robby Roadsteamer has been detained by ICE Portland after singing Rod Stewart with the Portland Frog! We need your help!

Please support Robby's campaign and lawyer fees at robbyroadsteamer.com link on bio 💙🦒🦒🦒
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mford.bsky.social
Davis spent the Biden years positioning himself for a job in Trump’s second term DOJ, then immediately fumbled it by saying he wanted to “drag [Dems’] dead political bodies through the streets” the day after the election.
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wired.com
WIRED @wired.com · 14h
And a look back at our feature:

WIRED spoke with more than 200 federal workers in dozens of agencies to learn what happened as DOGE tore through their offices.

“For five months we were instructed to bring in our own toilet paper. I literally kept two rolls at my desk. I wish I were joking."
The Story of DOGE, as Told by Federal Workers
WIRED spoke with more than 200 federal workers in dozens of agencies to learn what happened as the Department of Government Efficiency tore through their offices.
www.wired.com
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chriso-wiki.bsky.social
1/ Large numbers of elderly Russian men are being attracted by fat recruitment bonuses to join the war in Ukraine for the financial benefit of their families. "I've lived my life, we'll get an apartment for my son now, so what if I get killed?", asks one. ⬇️
jackhutton.bsky.social
I hate listening to the pellucid dulcet tones of Neil Gorsuch's radio announcer voice..
jackhutton.bsky.social
@sifill.bsky.social --does it seem that Hashim Mooppan is being somewhat disrespectful of Justice Sotomayor
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nonilex.masto.ai.ap.brid.gy
This was Hashim Mooppan representing the #trump administration in support of #louisiana & #white voters arguing all #black people vote #democrat

#scotus #law #votingrights #vra #civilrights #activistcourt #whitesupremacy
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lukehancock.bsky.social
Can anyone point me to his response? I haven't come across it yet.
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mikenellis.bsky.social
I feel like it should be a bigger deal that the Vice President of the United States rose to the defense of Republican operatives who openly talk about how much they like Hitler, slavery, and rape.
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sifill.bsky.social
This entire argument by Louisiana and the conservatives questions are premised on an erasure of Congress’ enforcement power under the 14th & 15th Amendments.

Literally swinging for the fences to wipe out the premise for the legitimacy of Congress’ power to enact civil rights statutes.
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sifill.bsky.social
Not to be outdone, the Trump Solicitor General says you have to overturn Thornburg v Gingles, the 1982 precedent upon which all Section 2 claims are evaluated.
sifill.bsky.social
This entire argument by Louisiana and the conservatives questions are premised on an erasure of Congress’ enforcement power under the 14th & 15th Amendments.

Literally swinging for the fences to wipe out the premise for the legitimacy of Congress’ power to enact civil rights statutes.
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jamellebouie.net
“the constitution forbids race conscious remedies” would be news to the people who wrote the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments
mcpli.bsky.social
Griem goes there, arguing in response to Justice Jackson that there can be no race-conscious remedy absent a finding of intentional discrimination.
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convolutedname.bsky.social
It is insane to me that his approval is in the toilet, especially in the economy and the chattering classes just pretend it is not happening.
gelliottmorris.com
alternatively, trump's at 41% approval — that's pretty "sour" right?
dhopkins1776.bsky.social
In his interview w @jonfavs.bsky.social, @ezraklein.bsky.social asks, "why haven't the tariffs soured the public on Trump?"

An answer from my book on ACA opinions: the contemporary US economy is so diverse & complex that even sizable policy changes don't move opinions consistently.
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jschrinerbriggs.bsky.social
Read the Reconstruction Amendments! It’s *insulting* to trot out vapid, debate-brain formalisms like the “colorblind Constitution” given the document’s most basic history and the words of its literal text.
jamellebouie.net
“the constitution forbids race conscious remedies” would be news to the people who wrote the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments
mcpli.bsky.social
Griem goes there, arguing in response to Justice Jackson that there can be no race-conscious remedy absent a finding of intentional discrimination.
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jschrinerbriggs.bsky.social
The empty formalism used to constitutionally forbid diversity-enhancing or remedial action—that to “stop discriminating on the basis of race we must stop discriminating on the basis of race”—is possibly the most invidious trope the Roberts Court has cultivated in our modern legal culture.
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mjsdc.bsky.social
If you're a masochist, you can listen to Callais arguments here (starting soon): www.supremecourt.gov/oral_argumen...
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mjsdc.bsky.social
I'll be writing about today's Supreme Court arguments in Callais v. Louisiana—which the GOP justices have likely teed up to nuke what's left of the Voting Rights Act—but for now, read up on the practical consequences of this case: a net 19 extra House seats for Republicans. slate.com/news-and-pol...
The Supreme Court Might Net Republicans 19 Congressional Seats in One Fell Swoop
On Wednesday, the justices will take the extraordinary step of rehearing Louisiana v. Callais.
slate.com
jackhutton.bsky.social
Why are there no cameras in the supreme court in 2025?
www.youtube.com/live/FLd5dec...
This allows them to hide, allows them to appear oracular.. wizard of Oz like. No. We need to see these hearings..see how *dumb* these right wingers sound.
#scotus #votingRights
LISTEN LIVE: SCOTUS hears redistricting case that could reduce representation for Black voters
YouTube video by PBS NewsHour
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