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Eric W.

@EWess92
Conservative, Textualist, Originalist. University of Chicago AB/JD. Mostly bad takes, but politely. Generally Solicitous in Iowa
Des Moines, IA
Joined June 2009
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    Eric W.
    @EWess92
    16h
    The IRS investigated possibly illegal charitable deductions. The company investigated sued. No Jurisdiction per Judge J.E. Smith. Congress stripped Jurisdiction here. Dismissal affirmed.
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    Eric W.
    @EWess92
    16h
    X sued Media Matters. Can that proceed in the Northern District of Texas? Maybe. Over a year after the original panel opinion issued, the opinion was withdrawn and reissued, very similar to the original. Kind of weird.
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    Eric W.
    @EWess92
    Aug 21
    Wow. This is pretty embarrassing for Judge Kennelly in Illinois. Florida sought to enforce Florida law against alleged deceptive practices by doctors recommending experimental gender surgeries for kids. Kennelly said it was frivolous. It just survived dismissal
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    Attorney General James Uthmeier
    @AGJamesUthmeier
    Aug 21
    The court that is hearing our case against WPATH, the Endocrine Society, and the AAP just denied their attempt to dismiss our lawsuit. Great work by our team! The fight to hold them accountable for their deception about the safety of mutilating procedures on kids continues!
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    Eric W.
    @EWess92
    Aug 21
    Can President Trump continue constructing the ballroom? Yes, per the Chief Justice. More to come soon. Huge win for President Trump, @TheJusticeDept and SG John Sauer, and for the continued national security at the White House. No noted dissents.
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    Eric W.
    @EWess92
    Aug 21
    Important commentary from legal conservative thought leader Leonard Leo. He is skeptical of the expansive approach to standing that is needed to stop the 65% constructed White House ballroom. Joining AG Barr, seems to be a widely held view among legal conservatives
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    Katie Pavlich
    @KatiePavlich
    Aug 21
    If the Supreme Court doesn’t weigh in today on the White House ballroom, construction halts. It is 65 percent built already. From prominent conservative legal leader Leonard Leo: “The ballroom case is really about who can sue in federal court, and there’s no question that the