Where is the money from the settlement going to come from is what is I am asking? Can Congress refuse to appropriate money to the settlement? Can the money come from the account in Quatar where the President is hiding money from Venezuela?

Thank God. What are the interest of justice in erasing the fact Stewart Rhodes and 11 other people formed a conspiracy to attack on J6? No. They were convicted and their sentences commuted by the President.

Kash Patel: Hold my beer. Only the best, folks, only the best.

We have to begin to police these insane settlements; the judge can turn these settlements down in the public interest.

1:As I have said, in law, there usually are a plausible universe of answers (some of which are potentially questionable), and then there are wrong answers. John Eastman’s answer was wrong and more importantly, it was violently anti-democratic and unconstitutional.

Here’s is the problem with characterizing J6 as viewpoint discrimination: it is not. It was an attempt to overturn a lawful election. We have been here as scholars and we have a choice for history: we cannot rewrite public memory to excuse violent anti-democratic acts.

If you look at the clip closely, I am pretty sure Pete Hegseth is still bringing his wife to work. It is absolutely wild to me that we, the American taxpayers, are paying for Replacement Steve Doocey to stay on the righteous, imaginary path.

Judge Friedman puts his !!!! Exclamation Points Justice back to good use…

I am not surprised that Pete Hegseth AKA Dumb McNamara recited a fake biblical verse, because in the LETTER HIS MOTHER SENT HIM, she noted the following: And yes, we are praying for you (and you don’t deserve to know how we are praying, so skip the snarky reply).

Russell Vought is a twerp and I am glad that he is being roasted.

You know what: I—because I believe in diversity—have always advocated for viewpoint diversity, b/c I do think a robust range of views is necessary in the University. What is pernicious about the current trend is that it is coupled with open attacks on other kinds of diversity.

1/Despite the overweening propaganda of my 1L class, it always struck me for the entirety of its the Supreme Court history, except for the brief moment when New Deal majorities fundamentally changed its trajectory, the Supreme Court has hosted a fair share of conservative cranks.

I mean striking down the VRA—when it has been reauthorized—may tank the Supreme Court’s legitimacy as an institution. I would pay attention to the Trump Administration argument, that is also bad to use “proxies” to achieve the same result.

looking forward to alito declaring that our grand colorblind constitution means that white voters can permanently gerrymander racial minorities out of political representation.

I said this before and I will say it again: if you have a disputed status, do not fly at all, the Mobile Fortify database used by ICE and CPB, is built on the pre-existing TSA database. And if I were the Democrats: I would refuse to appropriate DHS through regular order until 2028.

i can't help but think about 10 or 11 years ago when conservatives insisted that obama was uniquely anti-catholic because his administration thought that catholic-led orgs could just fill out a form if they didn't want to cover contraceptives in their health plans for employees.

This is a great victory and it suggests how states could potentially lead efforts to stop the Paramount-Warner Brothers merger.

Me, a law professor, fighting for Congressional Supremacy, watching Joe Neguse roast Magic Mike’s one trick, stopping democratic time.

It is more than time for Russell Vought to get kicked around like the twerp that he is in every sense of the word.

Jackie Robinson is a poke in Pete Hegseth’s eye: sometimes, the first is the best in every sense of the word. Jackie Robinson was court martialed, tried, and was acquitted by an all white panel, and honorably discharged from the United States Army because he refused to sit on the back of the bus.

Waves her hand at all of this: this is some racist nonsense foisted upon us all by a racist President because he is insurrectionist. And to me all of this is further evidence that the conspiracy of J6 continues and he should be kicked out of Congress on the basis of Section 3.

This is a racialized project imagined up by Stephen Miller. Again, folks: Trexit.

1/I have worked at both Ole Miss and Marquette, which are not Harvard (for good and bad), I have always been impressed with reach of conservative legal networks. They will find a talented kid. By contrast, liberal networks of talent are the most snobby, elitist claptrap I have seen in my life.

As I said: you can be a fighting Centrist because, funnily enough, you don’t have to fight against the left wing of the Democratic Party, when the Confederates are right there.

President Biden would have rightly been understood as a pretty decent President, all things considered, if he had stepped down, as he had promised to do, and let a new generation lead. I am still pissed at his team and its hubris.

So, my kid sent this picture to his group chat composed of ten year olds. I guess he was listening to me when I noted everytime he said “ballsack” that Balzac was a 19th century novelist.

It is almost like they have not heard that the First Amendment guarantees a separation of church and state.

I very often try to convey to folks that agriculture needs to have grounded conversations on an equitable and sustainable food supply. This looks great!

It might be time for Jamie Raskin and Joe Neguse to have a shadow hearing on Congressional power; and invite us all to walk through the basis of Article I power, and what it means for Congress in the next session. I would have it ready to go as soon as the S. CT strikes down independent agencies.

What President Trump is a trying to is to create an air of inevitability. To make you feel despair, so that accede right away. This is what drove the crumbling of the high institutions (colleges, law firms, corporations). The simplest (and hardest thing), though, is to say No.

This is why Russ Vought defunded USAID, attacked NEA and NIH, caused CPB to commit suicide, is defund the Dep’t of Eduction, is trying to kill the CFPB, has attacked NIH and NSF, tried to kill the IMLS, closed the Kennedy Center and just yesterday took over the Presidio to turn it back to a prison.

Ohhh, I am taking notes and names.

I remember 1989, when the wall fell in Berlin. I remember 1990, when Mandela walked free. One time I mentioned to my students, what that felt like and they could not understand.

This is the Administrative Law way in 2026 and 2028. I would also note that us Admin Law Profs need to figure out how to be protective of the independence in civil service in light of the regime-based proclivities of the new right.

more seriously congrats to the hungarian people for kicking that asshole out

Well, the Lady Reporter knows the one thing worth knowing: is the Strait of Hormuz open yet? No. I love that he starts reciting the statistics from his two minute video.

Washington D.C., is carefully designed to be a democratic space; again, this proposed design attempt to corrupt that democratic space (this is, of course, the project of President Trump). Beyond that, you get Arcs of Triumph, when you, you know, triumph. Hey, is the Strait of Hormuz open yet?

1/You have to kill Unitary Executive dead like you are the final heroine in a horror movie involving Zombies. What have we learned from the last year about future-proofing agencies from the Unitary Executive?

What are about the Strait of Hormuz? Is it the same lady reporter…because you are Queen, if so.

Racism makes you stupid. You fire your Army Chief of Staff in the middle of a war stupid.

1/The only reason it is hard is b/c the Supreme Court has decided independent elements of the administrative state should be suborned to the Unitary Executive. But if Saundra Day O’Connor could say terrorists are owed some type of creditable due process, it is possible here.

Has the Strait of Hormuz been opened? Has the Strait of Hormuz been opened?

No, no, no: why would we have an Arc de Trump when he: (a) withdrew abruptly from Afghanistan, wrote a horrible peace deal and foisted it on Biden; and (b) lost the Iranian war so decisively that we are now releasing Iranian, created a toll system and reinforced an murderous regime?

The Next President should just run on a staffing agenda called the Scouring of the Shire, or I See Dead People.

I have been posting away on the fact that the Trump Administration lost this war before it started because had stripped its bureaucratic capacity. Today: ambassadors! We don’t have any ambassadors.

A: Look, those Lego videos may be “funny”, but the Iranian regime killed an estimated 3000-20000 of its own citizens between January and March. They executed a 17 year old kid, 3 weeks ago by public hanging, www.bbc.com/news/article....

1/ A sufficiently pissed off order from Judge Friedman, telling Pete Hegseth, to reopen the Pentagon to the press, storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us....

Has anyone that is not Republican ever listened to Harmet Dhillon? She is Sidney Powell level crazy? She makes Pam Biondi look competent? I have been biting at the bit to have Harmet Dhillon testify for moonnnnthhhhssss.

"Biden, Harris, and the Democrats might be persuaded by protests while Trump and the Republicans can't be and might respond violently" is hard to square with "the parties are the same, it makes no difference who wins the US election, especially when it comes to foreign policy and Israel-Palestine."

Does Melania hate Acting AG Todd Blanche, because all this statement does is remind me is that Todd Blanche met with Ghislaine Maxwell, and soon thereafter, she was moved to a minimum security facility where she plays with puppies?