Anyhow, hello Bluesky, guess I'm a federationalist now.
The case has raised press freedom concerns. But the constitutional provision most likely to derail the indictment isn’t the First Amendment—it’s the Commerce Clause.
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www.lawfaremedia.org/article/minn...
The case has raised press freedom concerns. But the constitutional provision most likely to derail the indictment isn’t the First Amendment—it’s the Commerce Clause.
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www.lawfaremedia.org/article/minn...
BONDI: He does work for us, yes. I believe he was pardoned
NEGUSE: And you expect hard-working police officers to believe you take law enforcement seriously?
It wasn't great that The News turned this into the be all end all of measurements, but having a nearly 100 year old continuous data source asking the same exact question is not worthless, and this won't end the practice of aggregating things in a social context.
The idea of aggregating individual expressions or behaviors into something called "public opinion" is a relic of early social scientists attempting to measure an object that scholars at the time knew to be "fictional" and metaphorical.
It wasn't great that The News turned this into the be all end all of measurements, but having a nearly 100 year old continuous data source asking the same exact question is not worthless, and this won't end the practice of aggregating things in a social context.
-RFK Jr.
-Noem
-Bondi
-Gabbard
BALINT: Weak sauce
BONDI: And with this antisemitic culture right now, she voted against a resolution--
BALINT: You want to go there! Really? Talking about antisemitism to a woman who lost her grandfather in the Holocaust! *storms off*
Some context: BLS released its jobs numbers today, which were better than expected, and resistance libs would rather stay mad/conspiratorial than listen to actual on-the-ground experts that the data is still reliable.