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Umbridge cosplay for Halloween? Nope, just Karoline Leavitt on any Thursday.

It is generally counterproductive to any negotiation if you tell the other party that caving to your demands would be worse for them than opposing your demands.

The conclusion is unsparing: "Pretend law is not law. .... [T]he Roberts Court [is] jurisprudential white noise."

Oh c'mon. A simpler and more likely explanation is that the predator-in-chief drew an underage woman for Epstein's birthday, not a "man with womanly hips." youtu.be/laLx9PryjFE?...

It is time that judges cease presuming good faith basis for the executive branch's actions out of misguided respect for the office itself, and instead recognize the puny man occupying that office. (But...maybe lay off the exclamation points when doing so.) storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

So, we're living the "Fisherman's Wife" from Grimm's fairytales?

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Background: district court found Ohio AG Yost suppressed Ohio citizens' free speech by "play[ing] the role of an antogonistic copyeditor" re their QI petition, forcing the citizens to resubmit it 8 times due to specious and contradictory technicalities.
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Background: district court found Ohio AG Yost suppressed Ohio citizens' free speech by "play[ing] the role of an antogonistic copyeditor" re their QI petition, forcing the citizens to resubmit it 8 times due to specious and contradictory technicalities. storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

Surprise! (*cough*) This administration is unilaterally changing the terms of its "deal" with capitulating law firms and considering making new demands. Let this be a warning to anyone to similarly tries to "deal" with this admin instead of resist its lawlessness. www.nytimes.com/2025/04/16/u...

Just keep breathing. You'll make it. For all his malignant power and corrupt influence now, it can last no more than 1379 days from today.

"On Tyranny is an instruction manual on how to resist authoritarianism. Lesson 1 warns: 'Do not obey in advance.' It’s hard not to conclude that the Yale professors are doing just that."

Despite their personal hypocritical lack of conviction, a truth remains: Don't obey in advance. Be a patriot.

If you live in Ohio, mark the November 3, 2026 special election on your calendar. That will be your "time to bring accountability and responsibility" to this Senate seat-warmer whose gloating words yesterday may not age well.

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"The 'evidence' against Abrego Garcia [that he was in MS-13] consisted of nothing more than his Chicago Bulls hat and hoodie"

Uh, someone warn Michael Jordan, Barack Obama, Justin Bieber, Eddie Vedder, and any other Bulls fan that DHS might be after them.

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(1/4) Also today: the DOJ now claims the AEA empowers the government to summarily arrest and deport/imprison anyone who is not a natural citizen without due process merely upon finding that person "unwelcome." No war or actual invasion required. storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

Today, the administration argued a federal judge should be reassigned because he gave it -18- hours advance notice and hearing to justify actions that took it only -3- hours without notice or hearing to carry out.

Musk protest going on in Mayfield Heights today. Surprisingly good turnout -- stretches for a few blocks. Everyone in cars are cheering and honking as they pass.