#Court

ThunderStrzok (Real Thunder; not really Strzok)

ThunderStrzok1

1. I've argued that John Durham has been investigating SpyGate matters since July 2017 at the latestI'm revising that. Durham has been on-board no later than June 11, 2017. Durham

Michael Harriot

michaelharriot

Here are some of my favorite stories about Martin Luther King Jr. that you won't hear today from people who wanted to paint him as this adorable teddy bear and

XLProfessor

XLProfessor

Keys to a Color Revolution: 1) A compromise candidate and a backup in case they get arrested2) Public signaling of support in advance - thus the color3) Independent election monitoring

Kent Barnett

ProfKentBarnett

Thanks, @lsolum, for recommending my latest draft article: How Chevron Deference Fits Into Article III. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3686899I do what those who argue that Chevron deference violates Art III surprisingl

Murray 🇺🇸

Rothbard1776

TEXAS' SCORCHING Supreme Court Filing re: GA --"Georgia has 16 electoral votes, with a statewide vote tally currently estimated at 2,458,121 for President Trump and 2,472,098 for former Vice President

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starryeef

non american oomfs so you’re waking up to the news of brandon bernard and you aren’t sure what’s going on. here are some resources to catch you up as well

Chad Loder

chadloder

A good thread, but American protesters do not have anything like the social safety net, labor rights, and health care that French protesters do.US protesters who miss work, get injured,

Stephen Punwasi

StephenPunwasi

Everyone has a hilariously short and selective memory when it comes to policy.Gather round children, and I'll explain the tragedy that's Ontario's electricity prices.The story features a great cast of

Red Pill Crusade 🇺🇸

RedPill_Crusade

Trump Constitutionally Could Remain President Even if He Loses 2020 Popular and Electoral Votes, and He Knows ItThe Constitution provides a couple of mechanisms for Trump to lose the election—both

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porbotialora

There were four anti-Buddhist persecutions in ChinaThe 1st one was in 446 and was driven by Daoists. Daoism was made into the state religion and Buddhism was outlawed and Buddhist

Conor O'Hanlon

Conor0Hanlon

To me, the most questionable aspect of the proposed STABLEAct is the assertion that a non-lending entity that issues a fully collateralized stablecoin requires the same prudential regulation as a

Sizwe sikaMusi

SizweLo

The taxi hailing service/app, Uber, has been operating in South Africa since 2013. It's very convenient for riders, obviously. What never gets spoken about enough are the drivers, all 13000

Jess Miers

jess_miers

Sure. Let's talk about what might happen if #Section230 is repealed. https://twitter.com/benjamin3123/status/1343383885128851461 First, what's going to happen to big tech?Not much. Big tech has been operating globally in countries w

Mohammad Fadel, Mask-Wearing Job Killer

Shanfaraa

Today, I was listening to a podcast that discussed the famous case of Riggs v. Palmer. That case held that a grandson who killed his grandfather could not inherit from

Yossi Gestetner

YossiGestetner

If @SenTomCotton’s reasoning were sound then do away with the whole Jan 6th procedure. Congress has no role in the electoral process per @TomCottonAR (which is false but I am

Alton Wang

altonwang

I am outraged by the attacks on our Asian elders and this spike in hate crimes—fueled by ongoing xenophobia that has always impacted our communities & the deeply sinophobic rhetoric

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