Stokes Prof. of Law @NYULaw; Faculty Dir. @bwlc_nyu; co-host @StrictScrutiny_ pod; talking head @MSNBC; @NYTimes bestselling author. Views mine.RT not endrsmt.
OMG!!!
"The Trump Indictments" by me and @AWeissmann_ is #1 on the @nytimes Bestsellers List!!!!!
Thank you, thank you, thank you to the great folks @wwnorton and all of the readers who bought the book!!
Delighted to announce my latest project (with
@simonschuster), "The U.S. Constitution: A Comprehensive and Annotated Guide for the Modern Reader."
In bookstores in May, but preorder yours now! It makes a great gift!
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STRICT SCRUTINY LIVE: The Bad Decisions Tour 2025 is coming to @athenaeumcenter on Saturday, October 4!
Presale starts Thursday at 10AM with code FUNKY
Tickets go on sale Friday at 10AM. https://t.co/nYiRzqKK22
@LeahLitman@kateashaw1@ProfMMurray
@UrbanOutfitters, I ordered three hoodies from you on 12/7. Tracking info says that it was returned to sender on 12/14? How come?
And apparently, no one at @UOHelpMe can help me because, although I purchased on your site, it was a marketplace seller?
#UOHelpme
"I think what we're finding is that the presence of those ballot initiatives actually gave some subset of women voters a permission structure that allowed them to go into the ballot booth and vote their interests on securing abortion rights and then pivot..." - @ProfMMurray
@alikat747 I did not ever say that referenda are a panacea. In fact, I said the https://t.co/20RHUwmG1R this election they allowed a certain subset of women voter to vindicate their interest in abortion rights while pivoting to vindicate their economic interests w/ Trump.
@alikat747 Walk that back, friend. I did not say that. I said it is likely that ballot referenda can be more effectively used in the midterms. And then I laid out the hellscape that will unfold across three branches of government.
Keep my name outta this nonsense.
Want an example of a broken system? Florida DIDN’T “reject” the proposal to include a right to abortion in the constitution — they voted 58.2% in favor of abortion rights. But it needed 60% to pass, so it failed WITH A MAJORITY.
Can’t imagine what Florida women must be thinking.