@anthonymkreis.bsky.social
Constitutional law prof, historical political scientist, FRHistS studying: The United States Supreme Court American Political Development Anglo-American Constitutionalism 📍ATL Author, Rot and Revival: https://www.ucpress.edu/books/rot-and-revival/paper
First thing’s first.
Indeed! Jacob Elordi is my favorite.
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McClean had a much better grasp of history and tradition! Hugo Black was a textualist— and overcame some of his less than stellar background baggage! The thing about Story is if you’re celebrating the person for doing X and X had some bad stuff…. I don’t know!
Not every justice in history will have clean hands, but some decisions are just unforgivable.
Never will cease to amaze me the Federalist Society’s scholar of the year award is named after the guy who wrote the opinion in Prigg v. Pennsylvania.
I was built for writing on trains in the English coutnryside whilst listening to Edward Elgar, I am sorry to report.
Look at that picture again and try context clues.
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Jerusalem.
primary research is the most critical
Right!!!
Found in the wild (a pub)!
I’m no Adrian but sure.
An honor to talk to Dahlia Lithwick about the policy + legal history of US citizenship & migration. It is horrifying that my book drops as SCOTUS decides the constitutionality of the birthright citizenship stripping EO. What U don't know about this history can shape your support for present law. 1/
Ba dum tiss
Indeed. I’ve done all the tourist stuff— I just lean into London and my local friends when I’m here.
me on the tube
Appreciate the automated travel ~warning~ I received about an anti-war protest in London. Warning? Hell, I'll join.
are these numbers good?
Oh yes.
I will so petition.
Sadly, I am very much stuck in the 17c.
Am I stupid or does this just make the MAD calculation of blocking Hormuz a lot easier
