Hunter Biden didn't sneak in and add in unrelated spending in the middle of the night." No spending that is not related to veterans has been added to this bill. "I want to dispel some of the misinformation that has been put out about this bill. Jon Stewart has been pushing the bill and shared some thoughts on Fox News. "Blindsided veterans erupted in anger and indignation Thursday after Senate Republicans suddenly tanked a widely supported bipartisan measure that would have expanded medical coverage for millions of combatants exposed to toxic burn pits during their service." Crazy, disgusting, un-American. But please, please, trust me when I tell you that before you watch any fictionalized version of this remarkable story, watch the awesome documentary called The Rescue. + What to Doc: This weekend marks the debut of Ron Howard's feature film, Thirteen Lives, based on the amazing 2018 Tham Luang cave rescue. And if democracy is subverted in just a few states, it can overturn the election nationwide." The Moore case marks the debut in the nation's highest court of a dubious theory that could give Republicans legal cover in 2024 to do as Trump demanded in 2020.
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Not humiliating the Court by gloating abroad. Breyer has retired and Roberts is left conducting an orchestra that has chosen to play its own discordant symphonies." Compromise. "It speaks volumes about this political moment, and also about the nature and current posture of the Supreme Court, that two of the people who still regarded their participation on a multi-person court as a project in relationship-building and compromise and the long-term banking of trust and goodwill to achieve tolerable outcomes for everyone, are now wholly sidelined. Dahlia Lithwick in Slate: What We Lose as John Roberts Is Sidelined on the Court. If you still believe that, you haven't been paying attention. Wait? Jokes aimed at world leaders? In your face taunting from a Supreme Court justice on foreign soil? Aren't SCOTUS judges supposed to be above politics? Hah. One of these was Boris Johnson, but he paid the price." That laugh-inducing line was delivered by Samuel Alito who used a speech in Rome to drop some political zingers on those who dared to criticize the Court's overturning of Roe. "I had the honor this term of writing I think the only supreme court decision in the history of that institution that has been lambasted by a whole string of foreign leaders who felt perfectly fine commenting on American law.
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