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Giuliani: “Maybe I don't understand what you mean by strict scrutiny”
Tierney Sneed
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- NEWS: Federal judge says that she wants to move forward with a CONTEMPT proceeding after Sec. Ross resets the deadline for completing the census count for 10/5.
- lol merrick garland just got DOJ to say that if a president instructed treasury to just pay for the health care for uninsured people, congress couldnt sue to stop it
- I honestly can't tell if Pompeo is making a joke, or if he seriously thinks we're going to believe that a highly-regarded national security reporter with a master's degree European studies actually thought Ukraine was next to the Indian peninsulaOfficial response from Pompeo about his NPR interview. Haven’t seen anything like this before with a State Department seal on it:
- Kavanaugh's concurrence in the Wisconsin case is sloppy AF. (A thread.)
- This GIF of an Oregon occupier sweeping all the dildos they have received off their table is the best image of 2016 pic.x.com/e0eJbDyvBv
- Alito signed onto a concurrence saying it was fine if Alabamans had to wait until after the 2022 elex to have a VRA-compliant map. In tonight's dissent, he says it would be against the public interest for an election to be held with a NC map that might ultimately be struck down.
- Replying to @Tierney_Megangarland now grilling DOJ on who would have the standing to sue the administration if it unilaterally starting giving out a UBI
- Seeing the news, the first thing that came to mind was what Rep. Cummings said were the last words his mother said on her death bed: “Do not let them take our votes away from us.”
- Replying to @Tierney_MeganAnother analogy that makes no sense! The IRS April 15 deadline is a submission deadline, not a receipt deadline.
- Not one word of remorse of in Trump's statement on the acquittal. He doesn't even acknowledge what a tragedy Jan. 6 was
- Replying to @Tierney_MeganThis analogy makes no sense. The WI deadline is receipt deadline, not a submission deadline. The in-person voting equivalent is if someone showed up at their polling place before it officially closed but — due to long lines — didn’t get to cast their ballot until after midnight.
