To be fair, a sizable percentage of the American people DO have the memory of a goldfish. How else can we explain his reelection?

Does Jr know the rest of the White House is sharing his supply?

Go Pack Go!!!!

There are only 120 minor league teams. How the hell does anyone think it’s ok for one owner (or group) to own 40% of them?

I like it. Having two tap buttons on top of each other was a recipe for turning it off when you meant to snooze.

8. The so called “shadow docket” is eliminated.

7. When a case goes to the full court, one justice from each district is randomly selected to hear the case. The presiding justice is the justice from the district that elevated the case to the court.

6. When a case is presented to the court, the justices over that district can A) reject it unanimously, B) agree with the lower court’s decision unanimously, or C) send it to the full court.

5. The justices are assigned to be above a select district. If the number of district courts changes, so do the number of SC justices. Terms for justices over a district are staggered so a district will only change one justice every four (or five) years.

4. The Senate is not allowed to put off voting on nominees. Once a candidate is nominated, the Senate has 30 days to confirm or reject. Confirmation requires 51 votes. No filibuster.

3. Term limits of 13 years. Every year, three justices are termed out and three replacements are nominated and confirmed.

2. Introduce a nonpartisan commission who proposes a small number of qualified people to a candidate pool from which the president selects a nominee. 2/

R&FotTR is one of the most important historical documents of the 20th century. It should be required reading for anyone in politics. For those inclined to be against fascism, it’s important to understand how it started. For others (like maga-world and Trump’s corporate benefactors), how it ended.