Dear #Congress,
Please enact the Judiciary Act of 2021 which breaks up the Ninth Circuit and reduces #SCOTUS to three Justices, Justice Kagan, Justice Gorsuch and then draw from a hat Eugene Volokh or one of the Ilya's...throw Tyler Cowen as a non-attorney moderator for fun.
Representative Democracy: How to make the House of Representatives more representative...since although regulated, land doesn't vote. https://t.co/ESFWYfDkfX
Season 2 of @ShortCircuit_IJ Bound By Oath has officially started. They say, "It is a very excellent podcast. We know because we made it" and that ain't no horse hockey.
https://t.co/tfdNSWfIjb
The people of Vermont have continuously elected Senator Leahy to the Senate since 1975. 60% of the US population has been born since that time. Why do people scratch their head when things don't change at the national level?
"I am not of that class of politicians who believe that every question is a proper question for the [SCOTUS]. There are questions too large for any tribunal of that kind to decide, great political, national, and territorial questions, which transcend their limits." Henry Clay
Going into this podcast, I was expecting partisan perspectives, but this was a really good overview of the upcoming #SCOTUS term. Thank you @ConstitutionCtr
"Sir, I have said I have witnessed other anxious periods in the history of our country...to trace to their original source the cause of all our present dangers and difficulties, I should ascribe them to the violence and intolerance of party spirit." -Henry Clay 1850.
Can the @csis Trade Guys, looking at you @handrewschwartz do China and Europe trade rules episodes? e.g. China's FDI restrictions, etc. while Chinese companies utilize other country's liberalism?
Official request for "Trade, They Wrote" a mini-series by @planetmoney Economics writers and amateur professors provide down-to-earth economic theory in trade practice from Copenhagen to Cabot Cove.
"...newspapers care about both fairness and truth." When in history has this statement ever been fact, @AbcarianLAT To ask the question in an apolitical manner, when have newspapers not been interpretive?
Interested in soul-searching? Read the William Wells Brown Slave Narrative. (Actually should read as many as you can)
The JC Hathaway Preface is poignant and powerful.
https://t.co/tclVY90rz3