jrickyp (@jrickyp) — Bluesky Profile

6 months ago

Yes, this.

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8 months ago

Infographic titled “One Court, Two Standards” compares how the Supreme Court used emergency powers to rule on lower-court injunctions against the Biden and Trump administrations. Two panels show:
• Biden Administration: Lower courts blocked policies in 21 cases. 2 cases saw injunctions/TROs were lifted by SCOTUS.
• Trump Administration: Lower courts blocked policies in 86 cases. 66 green squares and 20 red squares show that 77% of injunctions/TROs were lifted by SCOTUS.

Key takeaway box below reads:
“Using its ‘shadow docket,’ the Supreme Court granted emergency relief to lift 77% of lower-court injunctions against the Trump administration. It lifted 0% of those against the Biden administration.”

Sources and notes below include: CourtListener data through July 7, 2025; analysis by Adam Bonica.

Apologies, the previous chart was incorrect. I missed that SCOTUS granted emergency relief in Murthy v. Missouri after the appellate court's stay. I also missed FDA v. Alliance.

The updated rate of lifted injunctions for the Biden admin is 10% (2 of 21), not 0%.

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8 months ago

Gilead to provide HIV prevention drug to 2 million people in lower income countries at cost Gilead announced a deal to get its groundbreaking HIV prevention drug to lower income countries. Notably, the deal does not include PEPFAR.

Gilead to provide HIV prevention drug to 2 million people in lower income countries at cost

Agreement with Global Fund does not include PEPFAR, reflecting Trump’s cuts to foreign aid

www.statnews.com/pharmalot/20...

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1 year ago

My mom Margaret Prescod accepting the Ann Snitow Prize: “so when I hear…Black women say you know what we’ve done our bit as Black women…I’m not going to get involved in these struggles…I think that is in so many ways exactly the point of these fascists. That’s exactly what they want us to do.”

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2 years ago

@hhowell.bsky.social its me!

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