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“We are living through a revolt against the future. The future will prevail.” — Anand Giridharadas

Joined November 2015

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    It should be the announced position of Merrick Garland’s DOJ that claims asserted by bounty hunters under the Texas statute will be regarded as unlawful attempts to deprive persons of  their constitutional rights and will be subject to civil and criminal sanctions as appropriate.

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  2. 1 hour ago

    Here’s what SCOTUS unleashed in its midnight raid on women, their bodies, their choices — and on the rule of law:

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  3. Here’s my segment on discussing the Supreme Court’s abominable defense of vigilante justice to shred abortion rights in its midnight shadow ruling on the Texas bounty scheme

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  4. Republicans “do not quake at the prospect of the electorate’s displeasure, especially when they’ve done so much to ensure that the will of the electorate can be thwarted with the right combination of gerrymandering and voter suppression.”

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  5. My role as a member of the President’s Commission on the US Supreme Court precludes my comment on the pros, cons, and feasibility of Court expansion or other reforms. But I refuse to let it prevent me from retweeting deep discontent with the status quo.

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  6. “Online activists who oppose the [Texas Abortion Ban] have begun trolling the site, inundating it with fabricated data and slowing the system down.” It’s not my style to advocate even “good trouble” by online spammers, but . . .

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  7. Sep 3
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  8. Sep 3

    “I want to see the GOP defend the idea that your nosy neighbor can sue your aunt for driving you to the hospital," a senior White House aide told Axios.

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  9. Sep 3

    “To avoid having Jan. 6 transformed into a recurring ‘Ground Hog Day,’ the House cannot turn the other cheek on apparent threats to the Select Committee’s investigation.” It should refer McCarthy to DOJ for criminal prosecution under 18 USC sec 1505

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  10. Sep 2

    It’s not just that the majority of the Supreme Court functionally ended abortion rights for most women in Texas last night merely because they could.

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  11. Sep 2

    But of course the Court has no trouble being inconsistent. If you think the 5-justice majority would act this way if New York outsourced to private bounty-hunters a ban on all gun ownership, think again.

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  12. Retweeted
    Sep 2

    When can private citizens sue others for being unvaccinated? Because if you don't think that will happen, you don't understand the law of unintended consequences.

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  13. Sep 2
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  14. Sep 2

    Here’s a beautiful clip from ‘Hymnus’ by Julius Klengel played by Daniel Lelchuk . Lots of people are in pain and, to quote Daniel, “need this now.” Enjoy!

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  15. Sep 2
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  16. Sep 1
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  17. Sep 1

    This is a welcome and indeed essential development. But it’s no substitute for a thorough criminal investigation by DOJ, aided by grand jury subpoenas.

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  18. Sep 1

    Rory’s father would have been proud beyond measure, but my reasons for agreeing are different: I focus on Sirhan’s deliberate murder of the peoples’ right to choose our president in a representative democracy 

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  19. Sep 1

    Texas turned back the clock not just 50 years to Roe v Wade (1973) but nearly 140 years to the enactment of the KKK Act (1883).

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  20. Sep 1

    "Whoever...by any threatening ... communication...obstructs ... the due & proper exercise of the power of inquiry by ... any committee of either House … shall be...imprisoned not more than 5 yrs." 18 USC sec 1505.

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