It's mostly a function of their vested interest in maintaining the veneer of SCOTUS' credibility despite ample contrary evidence.
It's mostly a function of their vested interest in maintaining the veneer of SCOTUS' credibility despite ample contrary evidence.
The reality is: we don't know why cert. was denied in Davis, but we do know that the Court is rights-skeptical (rights-adverse?). And people are justified in feeling worried about their rights in this environment.
The reality is: we don't know why cert. was denied in Davis, but we do know that the Court is rights-skeptical (rights-adverse?). And people are justified in feeling worried about their rights in this environment.
1. Mayor Pete is not in office and was not during any part of the mayoral race.
2. The Hatch Act doesn't prohibit people in political office from endorsing candidates.
3. You don't even know what you yourself experienced. The Hatch Act doesn't apply to the military.
1. Mayor Pete is not in office and was not during any part of the mayoral race.
2. The Hatch Act doesn't prohibit people in political office from endorsing candidates.
3. You don't even know what you yourself experienced. The Hatch Act doesn't apply to the military.
But go ahead and recycle Cuomo talking points for little (no?) apparent reason.
But go ahead and recycle Cuomo talking points for little (no?) apparent reason.
Maybe you should give the guy who is most likely to beat an untenable option the best opportunity to be your mayor. See how "performative" he is then.
Maybe you should give the guy who is most likely to beat an untenable option the best opportunity to be your mayor. See how "performative" he is then.