It’s track changes for a handwritten document. What shows up as red is new.

I guess to make sure Elon wins.

If you're wondering why the different layers don't exactly line up it's because the court printed the opinion at two different scales relative to the size of the sheet of paper on two different days, meaning that I had to adjust for the size of the printable area.

Definitely how law should work.

Anti-SLAPP law in a nutshell.

Left: what the court provided on the docket (see www.plainsite.org/dockets/down...)
Right: my Photoshop-based redline

Do any of these people even know what they are talking about anymore? This is the land of complete make believe.

Yeah, sure, the Senate did this fun vote after my motion was filed, but like, according to the law they themselves passed, it's not up to them anymore? It's up to the Chief Judge of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia. But maybe I misread. www.senate.gov/legislative/...

And here's the judge:

"The plaintiff is further warned to confine his future pleadings to the issues relevant to this lawsuit."

www.plainsite.org/dockets/down...

Here's me: www.plainsite.org/dockets/down...

Crazy stats in Tennessee:
-From 2019-22, 40% of companies paid only $100 in franchise tax, including 12% of companies with income over $1 billion.
-63% of corporations paid no excise tax
-over half of state revenues come from a 7% sales tax
-one of 11 states that tax groceries (at 4% rate)