AJL ⛄

Trying to Google Steve Toth, but my phone keeps changing it to Steve Goth

we must imagine the he/hims happy

I'm glad Mr. Corgan made it to Ash Wednesday mass

The dialogue at the opening of the Are We the Baddies Sketch? "Yeah, er... Hans, I've just noticed something" "The badges on our caps, have you looked at them?"

leaving this here so I can easily search it up and post it at people later.

I don't think this whole thing could possibly be more on the nose. And yet so many people are just screwing it up

Just unsubscribed from a podcast patreon whose name I won't mention and picked up an LC subscription in its place

Have canceled so many podcast patreon subscriptions this year. It's nice

Ah that explains it

Every big account eventually just becomes the same cliche spouting account

Is this Graham Platner's social media network?

Are we back??

I don't even know what special expertise Platner has that would make him comparable to a rocketry expert. The moral dilemma of recruiting the V2 rocket guy doesn't exist here

Look, January was a very different time. You had to be there

I think there's a huge gap between "perfect" and "went on and spoke approvingly about a holocaust denier's podcast a few months ago"

Like a lil rave for one

Assume Trump didn't even know until he saw it on Fox and demanded this

Haha, what??

Yeah, I thought they were genuinely confused. My bad

Oh, are you just pretending you don't understand what I'm saying? Ha. Ha.

That's why I used quotation marks

The label also predated the Trump admin

"Alt right" predated the Trump presidency

Well this is disappointing. Used to really get a kick out of her work

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Sponsors of House Bill 141, “Fifth Amendment Protection Act,” have said the legislation is needed to protect private property rights by limiting local governments’ ability to charge mitigation fees that fund affordable housing programs. Teton County, the only local government in Wyoming that now charges such fees, has used those dollars to build more than 400 homes in the last 30 years.

Huge NIMBY loss

Kgan dissent Substantive due process has not been of late in the good graces of this Court—and especially of the Members of today’s majority. The Due Process Clause, needless to say, does not expressly grant parental rights of any kind. The relevant text bars a State only from depriving a person of “liberty” “without due process of law.” Members of the majority often have expressed skepticism—sometimes outright hostility—to understanding the “capacious” term “liberty” to enshrine specific rights. Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization...(2022). Substantive due process, one has stated, is a “particularly dangerous” “legal fiction” because it “invites judges” to “roa[m] at large in the constitutional field guided only by their personal views.” McDonald v. Chicago...(2010) (THOMAS , J., concurring in part and concurring in judgment); Obergefell v. Hodges, ...(2015) (THOMAS , J., dissenting). [see footnote 2] Another has pointed to the “judicial misuse of the so-called ‘substantive component’ of due process to dictate policy on matters that belonged to the people to decide.” Sessions v. Dimaya, ...(2018) (GORSUCH , J., concurring in part and concurring in judgment). And yet a third, when defending the Court’s elimination of a 50-year-old right grounded in substantive due process, explained that the “Constitution does not grant the nine unelected Members of this Court the unilateral authority to rewrite the Constitution.” Dobbs, 597 U. S., at 340 (KAVANAUGH , J., concur- ring). There are many such statements to choose from in this Court’s recent substantive due process caselaw. Especially given the Court’s last venture into the field, today’s.. —————— Footnote 2 For that reason, JUSTICE THOMAS has called for overruling “all” of this Court’s “substantive due process precedents.” Dobbs...(concurring opinion). That invitation presumably extends to the precedents supporting both the District Court’s decision and today’s per curiam.

Elena Kagan from the top rope: "The Due Process Clause, needless to say, does not expressly grant parental rights of any kind..."
Then she throws the words of Thomas and Kavanaugh from Dobbs, and Gorsuch from another case, back in their faces www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/25p...

That is, in fact, a moon

Wyoming Senate squashes housing bill at center of check controversy - WyoFile The upper chamber voted to effectively kill legislation, citing “a cloud of suspicion and mistrust.”

This is amazing

A right wing activist handed out checks from a billionaire to WY legislators on the House floor.

First they denied it. When photos came out, they tried to justify it

Now, the bill she supported is dead. How's that for effective activism?

wyofile.com/wyoming-sena...

Mom, can we have Billy Budd?
We have Billy Budd at home!

You'd think three memoirs would give you a chance to do some of that, but apparently not