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Meet my new BFF Alex, as he takes on SCOTUS
It was a coincidence. Really. As certain members of the current Supreme Court of the United States dripped bizarre and inconceivable fantasies into our ears, I was reading Alexander Hamilton’s brilliant soliliquies on the spanking new Constitution. Toward the end … Continue reading
Posted in Corruption, Government, Impeachment, Judiciary, Law, suits and order, SCOTUS, The Facts of Life
Tagged Alexander Hamilton, court nullification, impeachment of SCOTUS justices, power of impeachment, SCOTUS, The Federalist Papers, the Supreme Court, US Senate
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Three fine, rational post mortems on Scalia…
And a not-so-rational one: mine. On the night of Sunday, February 13, I turned the TV on to watch the early news and the first thing I saw was a full screen photo of the nine Supremes, and a newsperson’s … Continue reading
Posted in Koch Bros Final Solution to Democracy, Law, suits and order
Tagged Antonin Scalia, Supreme Court of the United States, the Supreme Court
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Amazon workers go to Supreme Court tomorrow
From Publisher’s Lunch: In other Amazon news, on Wednesday the Supreme Court will hear a lawsuit by company workers over back pay they say they are owed for standing in security lines for up to 25 minutes after clocking out … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order, The War On Workers
Tagged employment lawsuits, the Supreme Court, war on workers
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