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This is all that matters today youtu.be/v-FYAGxE2MQ?si…

Shout out to the top 5 tags in the world, freeze, laser, dog, May and guten.

'Miracles can be very convincing.'

Strange to me that the same conservatives who feign disdain at Chevron deference for the alleged crime of politicizing the administrative state are perfectly okay with OIRA centralized review

It seems like this would a clear violation of basic legal ethics. What am i missing?

🇺🇸 History repeats itself: Hamilton faced conspiracy theories & opposition for investing in America's future, just like Biden. More insight from Member Scholars Sidney Shapiro of Wake Forest Law & Joe Tomain of Cincinnati Law. #HowGovernmentBuiltAmerica thehill.com/opinion/464047…

“Americans simply cannot imagine how badly Trump’s first term might have turned out, and how ghastly his second term is likely to be,” Tom Nichols writes in The Atlantic Daily. We just don’t know how to conceptualize “the end of democracy in America.” theatlantic.com/newsletters/ar…