Kevin Baum

Jealous

U.S. measles cases continue to climb, with outbreaks across the country In South Carolina, more than 150 unvaccinated schoolkids are under quarantine after being exposed to measles. Across the U.S., total case counts could be even higher than the official number.

This was just so easily preventable.

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I've been not coaching Penn State football for free like a sucker.

Actuarial calculations have a liberal bias.

Can't wait to see the duty of care claims that come out of this.

Putting the grift and corruption aside, how do you underwrite a D&O policy for a 19 year old with no experience being on the board of a multi-billion dollar company?

Good

The industries that are the real winners with GLP-1s are clothing companies and airlines. The clothing is getting expensive.

Who the fuck knows for both the questions.

Shapiro is an asshole who rails against cancel culture, but he's always willing to fire people he doesn't like.

I can't believe anyone takes this guy seriously.

This administration isn't preserving most of its communications.

Both sides

How do you gently tell your mother that she's a Karen?

Funny enough Wurman hasn't had anything to say about the First Circuit basically calling his birthright citizenship takes a fucking joke. I guess it's on to a new shitty take in hopes of relevance.

Mamdani has become some sort of Boogeyman for half of America. I'm not sure how much power they think the NYC mayor has or if they know it's a deadened job.

Had it not been for a couple of attention seeking law professors, this would've been such clearly sanctionable arguments. And even they still should be.

The Government1 now asks us to reverse the preliminary injunctions in these cases. We see no reason to do so. The Government is right that the Framers of the Citizenship Clause sought to remove the stain of Dred Scott v. Sandford, 60 U.S. (19 How.) 393 (1857), which shamefully denied United States citizenship to "descendants of Africans who were imported into this country, and sold as slaves," even when the descendants were born here. Id. at 403. But the Framers chose to accomplish that just purpose in broad terms, as both the Supreme Court in United States v. Wong Kim Ark, 169 U.S. 649 (1898), and Congress in passing § 1401(a) have recognized. The Government is therefore wrong to argue that the plaintiffs are not likely to succeed in showing that the children that the EO covers are citizens of this country at birth, just as the Government is wrong to argue that various limits on our remedial power independently require us to reverse the preliminary injunctions.2

Similarly, there is a meaningful difference between “wrong when it argues” and “wrong to argue.” I think this paragraph contains a moral judgment, not just a legal one.

@evanbernick.bsky.social @anthonymkreis.bsky.social this is such an amazing paragraph from the First Circuit.
www.ca1.uscourts.gov/sites/ca1/fi...

This is like when Snowden appeared at a propaganda event to help Putin claim he doesn’t do surveillance on Russians like the US does on Americans.

The Saudis murder and dismember people who say things they don't like. Dave has lost his mind. At least Pete Davidson admitted he was doing the festival for the large paycheck.

YouTube video by Repro Batic George Carlin Interview - On Comedians Who Pick On The Underdogs

This George Carlin interview with Larry King is still incredibly relevant for comedy (replace Andrew Dice Clay with the Rogansphere). Punching down is just mean no matter the target.

That general is definitely getting fired.

Nessie swimming toward the Bahamas

Yeah, it speaks more about who gave them out than who received them.

Canada should be on this list.

The worst part about this is this guy thinks this makes him look good.

Alabama needs to be stripped of its Senate until further notice.

Praising Eric Adams is dumb, unnecessary and only serves to condone corruption and lawlessness.

Max is being generous with the word often.