Andy Mueller

Opinion | The Supreme Court Is Watching Out for the Courts, Not for Trump

"The universal injunction’s relative novelty"... they have been around for 37% of the Constitution's history. www.nytimes.com/2025/06/28/o...

That's mostly a new development since 2010, from what I can tell.

The man isn't acting as a priest. You need not address him as such

Errm the NPT and various UNSCRs.

Does this hurt the administration somehow? Or does it instead hurt Angelenos? Really need to think through the consequences of your inchoate rebelliousness

Adam, I've been a big fan of yours, but we're dealing with a pivotal moment in world politics right now, and I would have hoped you were asking those providing levelheaded analysis instead of sophomoric barbs. Now is the time to do all we can to ensure the guy at the helm doesnt steer twd the rocks

It's right there in the army's mission in title 10: Preserving the peace and security and providing for the defense of the United States, the Commonwealths and possessions, and any areas occupied by the United States, and marching in straight lines for no apparent purpose

Triple like

Telling what? That they didn't take even more time and energy out of their training schedules to do something that in no way defends the Constitution against enemies foreign and domestic?

The signal is in the eye of the beholder, and I don't disagree that some will interpret the past few days as weakness. But I have felt more confident in my country this weekend than any since November, and America's enemies would interpret weakness at their own peril

It signalled vulnerability only if the onlooker doesn't notice that the protests are a sign that, despite Election 2024, the America of Jefferson, Lincoln, and Roosevelt is still alive and kicking.

It signalled vulnerability only if the onlooker doesn't understand that the feeble display was due to our forces prioritizing worldwide operations and training rather than pomp and circumstance and stupid vanity at home.

Shine the light

By design, either the President or Congress is supposed to have the sense of decency to remove the offending person from office, however we the people have tacitly accepted an environment in which decency doesn't matter; only whose team you're on

Maybe "opposite" is the wrong adjective. Maybe there are simply no words for this stupidity

This is the opposite of eugenics, really. I don't think there's been a eugenicist in history that has encouraged his own in-group to embrace dying

I'll stand by for your opening argument

Thank you! People like you are why this app is so much better.. no slam-dunking on people-- just opening their eyes to the deeper riches of history! Much appreciated

That's what I was thinking: an "original"... 85 years later???

^Underrated media strategy these days

Francis Wanted a Church of the Poor and Put It Into Practice Around St. Peter’s Square, the pope offered services to the homeless and migrants, in ways that often did not go down well with his fellow clerics.

“It doesn’t matter if it doesn’t match the Berninis, it matches the Gospels"

RIP Pope Francis

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Clarence Thomas-- Marxist ghoul. Sure.

It occurs to me that the US putting a 104% tariff of China removes a major deterrence to China going after Taiwan. They're already getting hit with economic sanctions.

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A sneak peek of Kennedy Center's 2026 season

@nyttypostypos.bsky.social protégé unless he was hiding something

While the idea of the article is spot on, using "prebunking" in this way is an etymological atrocity. The term suggests that, rather than dispelling falsehoods, one is racing to create them before another person does. Suggest we explore other words, so truthtellers don't make easy prey of themselves

Taxis wouldn't be the market. It's just the sandbox. Trucking is where the money would be made (by corporations, not the Teamsters ofc)

Least popular among...whom, Mr Secretary?

@hcrichardson.bsky.social have you started writing "How Russia Won the Cold War?"

The only correct way of wording this memo is by saying that cadets are free to associate as they wish, but cannot do so during duty hours, in their official capacities.