Category Archives: SCOTUS

What is there to say? This

Posted on July 3, 2024 by Naomi

Today, the ultra-estimable Linda Greenhouse, once the Supreme Court reporter for the NYT, published a NYT opinion essay about a SCOTUS case concerning women’s emergency health needs and abortion in Idaho, a case which was surprisingly dismissed. No decision. Greenhouse … Continue reading →

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Was last night part of the satire we’ve been watching?

Posted on June 28, 2024 by Naomi

Oh yes. The satire… What happened last night was real life on one side of the stage (and the split screen), in the person of U.S. President Joe Biden who had taken on debating the other side of the stage, … Continue reading →

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A sitting O, with bump stocks, for the Republican National Convention.

Posted on June 14, 2024 by Naomi

From Harper’s Weekly Review: [T]he Republican National Convention banned water bottles, umbrellas, tennis balls, non-plastic containers, light bulbs, and locks, but not assault rifles, inside its security perimeter in Milwaukee. This factual tidbit was actually posted by Harper’s before Clarence Thomas’s … Continue reading →

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