Andrew H.
@wx-andrew.bsky.social
West Michigan dad, Wolverine and politico
Actually, the way to do this is to correctly deny cert in one of the easiest appeals on your docket. The Republican justices are further damaging what’s left of their credibility just by taking the case.
If anything, ruling against the Trump administration may feel to some of the Republican appointees as a means of buying credibility: "look how we don't just rule for him in lock-step."
But they can't get that from denying certiorari. Hence the grant only in the one case without a procedural issue.
But they can't get that from denying certiorari. Hence the grant only in the one case without a procedural issue.
December 5, 2025 at 7:40 PM
Actually, the way to do this is to correctly deny cert in one of the easiest appeals on your docket. The Republican justices are further damaging what’s left of their credibility just by taking the case.
My heroes. Fighting back hard after the administration lied repeatedly about this yesterday, possibly under oath.
March 26, 2025 at 2:24 PM
My heroes. Fighting back hard after the administration lied repeatedly about this yesterday, possibly under oath.