A case before the US Supreme Court could have implications for New York's law restricting firearms on private property. We discuss the underlying law and what's at stake with Robert Spitzer, a member of Regional Gun Violence Research Consortium at Rockefeller Institute. bit.ly/3JM6QZS

What would you say if you saw this in another country? Brendan Nyhan (@BrendanNyhan on 🟦☁️)

The North Korea-style case against Maurene Comey nytimes.com/2025/11/13/opi…

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“Who are you going to believe, me or your own eyes?”

Robert F. Kennedy Jr As a birthday present maybe you should stop disgracing his name

An Article III institution doing its job here. It'd be great if the Article I institutions did the same. Connor Ewing Bryan Jones Brendan Nyhan (@BrendanNyhan on 🟦☁️) Sara Mitchell Chris Lawrence National Constitution Center

Marc Porter Magee 🎓 Liberty University: Hold my beer.

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We talked with Rockefeller Institute's Robert Spitzer about a case before #SCOTUS could determine the future of a New York law restricting firearms in private establishments that are generally accessible to the public.

Consortium member Robert Spitzer spoke with WCNY's The Capitol Pressroom about Wolford v. Lopez, a case before the Supreme Court. Listen: capitolpressroom.org/2025/11/05/ny-…

A coming important case affecting NY:

Monuments Across Dixie Hey, did you know that the counties in south that have the most monuments to the Confederacy also had the highest number of lynchings of Black people? #NeverForget #confederate

Looks like Monuments Across Dixie doesn't like examining the facts. about southern history. I pointed out that counties memorializing the Confederacy most also lynched the most Black people. They replied with a meme and blocked me. #NeverForget #confederate

If you posted boy scouts on every street corner you would also see a drop in crime. It’s simple physical presence suppressing, not actually getting to causes of crime.

Your claims about Ken Burns are sheer nonsense. His documentary is about the American Revolution not a history of slavery. He commits no “mistake” nor keeps any “secret” that blacks enslaved blacks.

Wrong on 2 counts: these numbers are incorrect; and the SC highly unlikely to take a case challenging the fulsome pardon power.

I'm thrilled that Cornell Center for Social Sciences is able to support this important research.

Tim Burchett Delaware and Vermont each have one at-large US House seat. How is that gerrymandering?

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