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(An open letter to _The Dispatch._)

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"Could SecDef Hegseth really have implicitly declassified all the stuff he shared?"

No. _NYT v CIA_ (2nd Circuit) governs. Money quote is here. When there is a clearly specified EO regulating the declassification of material, everyone, even the President, must obey.

This argument is meritless.

I love Rust up until the sheer %#$! amateurish, fly-by-night software ecosystem smacks me in the face. "Rust supports WebAssembly! There's a book and everything! Great tutorial projects!"

Stupid me, I fell for it again.

This screencap is the tip of the error iceberg.

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It's been a long time since I've seen SCOTUS reasoning this shoddy. Let's look at it slowly, because there's a lot to unpack.

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I don't know about you, but I just pdflatex it, screenshot it, and embed the image. Works great for when the fam pings me asking about math homework. :)

(The full deriv, both as an example and if anyone's wondering:)

This is life-threatening. Immediately life-threatening.

Finally: I am not a lawyer, I am especially not your lawyer, and this is not legal advice. You might want to consider printing this on a business card and keeping it in your wallet, though.

What the —

This Representative is suggesting an American citizen exercising her First Amendment rights to worship freely, speak freely, and petition her government, should be deported.

I lack words to express what a disgrace he is.