Might be an interesting and timely read as the Roberts Court transforms the American legal system right under our noses.
Hitler’s Justice: The Courts of the Third Reich | Office of Justice Programs
Folks, if you thought the Roberts court caused chaos with their Dobbs decision to throw out the long-standing Roe v. Wade precedent, what they did this week has the potential to upend American life in ways we cannot possibly predict in the near-term. The Chevron Doctrine allowed agencies to be the experts in the room – the ones that knew the details, knew the what, the why, and the how.
Now, the courts or the legislatures around the country will need to play that expert role. Obviously, that is impossible and is destined to fail. Get ready for decades of regulatory whiplash.
The far-reaching implications of the Supreme Court’s decision curbing regulatory power | PBS News
Listening to XRT’s Saturday Morning Flashback, and they’re featuring 1999. Yep, I did the math, and that’s indeed 25 years ago – more than appropriate for a flashback.
I will say that the music has aged quite well. Most of the rock music from the 90’s used instruments and technology that existed long before that decade and are still in use today.
That, my friends, is how you create timeless music. Tune in, and enjoy!
Brewers ownership must be cringing every time Brewers fans boo Craig Counsell. This is a guy that gave everything to the Brewers organization for 13 years and Milwaukee for most of his life.
It’s really not a great look for future manager candidates and free agents to see the fan base be so fickle and unappreciative.
Who would want to invest any time with an organization like that?
When you have had a questionable tenure on the court at best and your wife actively participates in an insurrection or coup, it seems reasonable to me that you should expect people to not be super happy with you.
Justice Clarence Thomas calls criticism of him ‘nastiness’ and ‘lies’ – The Washington Post
This is what it looks like when a bunch of scared suburbanites find out there is a precautionary boil order because of a water main break (there used to be a whole lot of bottled water in those empty spaces).
Oh no! Don’t buy what you need. Buy it all! Like toilet paper. Or maybe just boil some water?