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So no funny business is permitted in Florida elections under the law restricting ballot harvesting, dropboxes, and private money to run elections. Democrats are out of Zuck....
What if there is no majority to overturn Roe v. Wade, and the leak under the false premise that Alito represents the majority was to create a political firestorm under false pretenses?...
Media Matters pioneered the poisonous tactic of pressuring advertisers to deplatform and damage media opponents, and targets Musk with 24 other groups. Musk responds: "Who funds these organizations that want to control your access to information? Let’s investigate …"...
The leak is the thing. It's egregious, and clearly meant to give liberal groups almost two months before the term ends at the end of June to pressure the Court much like there was a pressure campaign against Chief Justice Roberts on Obamacare....
It's all extremely detailed with evidence images and testimony. And none of it is likely to make a difference....
"there is record support for the determination of both courts below that the district lines for congressional races were drawn with an unconstitutional partisan intent"...
Contrary to the media and social media headlines, this is not an injunction preventing the Biden administration from ending Title 42, as that issue is on track to be decided before the May 23 termination date....
Laurie Gaddis Barrett: "I never dreamed, never dreamed that I would find a bill like that introduced into the Rhode Island legislature. And as a matter of fact, the representatives that we spoke with later on told me that they had constituents calling them left...
"it is an overbroad and content- and view-point-based regulation of constitutionally protected expression"...
Any person over 16 who is not vaccinated would face fines and "shall owe twice the amount of personal income taxes as would otherwise be assessed"...
Notice of Appeal filed from ruling by striking the transportation mandate as beyond the CDC's authority, but so far no request for emergency appeals court relief....
The attacks are an attempt to target Judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle early in her judicial career. She's a likely future appeals court nominee, potentially a Supreme Court nominee, particularly in the future DeSantis administration....
"Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis proposed a new congressional map that would create four more Republican-leaning districts and wipe out Democrats' national redistricting advantage."...
Denies motion to dismiss. So the case is going to trial unless Sussman turns state's evidence and brings Clinton World crashing down....
"to document life in red state America and develop a new beat mapping the culture, public policies and politics in a region shaped by conservative ideology"...
