"the right of a citizen of one State to pass through, or to reside in, any other State for purposes of trade, agriculture, professional pursuits, or otherwise." So the right to travel between states is technically still recognized as a fundamental 14th amendment liberty. 2/2

Oddly, this might be one of the few "privileges or immunities" issues that still has teeth. Even in the Slaughterhouse Cases, where SCOTUS gutted the privileges or immunities clause, it said that one of the "privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States" was (1/2)

Next time we’re in an economic depression, just let toddlers run the country – they’ll pay people to use excavators to dig up piles of rocks, put them in dump trucks, and transport them to other holes dug by excavators, to dump the rocks in. And then use a bulldozer to smooth the grade.

Yeah, but toddler transportation policy would also include an excavator in every driveway, which seems impractical.

do i think the institutional democratic party would do better with a more populist economic message? yes. but there is the problem of getting voters to *hear* it and to *believe* it and that is where i think attention should go.

Ok, we have to see this person’s suggestions now.

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Democratic strategists right now:

you could also charge me whatever you wanted, i don't give a fuck

The Supreme Court announcing that a president cannot not be held criminally liable for virtually anything he does in office based on nothing in the text, structure, or history of the Constitution was extremely bad, IMHO

Probably even the top 5 things that are wrong here – but who is paying those contractors if there are no appropriations?

When the first words that jump out are "push" and "pull", takes me a minute to mentally discern whether I'm reading a post about strength training or about human migration.

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And still one of my favorite Robot Chicken moments ever. youtu.be/WpE_xMRiCLE?...