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Gorsuch should abstain due to his personal connection to the original case.
https://edition.cnn.com/2024/01/17/politics/supreme-court-epa-neil-gorsuch-chevron/index.html
This case is yet another example of today’s Republican Patty doing the work for the uniparty … for those who care about that sort of thing…
I’d be pretty outraged if CNN were a more reliable source than InfoWars. It isn’t. And it used to be. I was a regular back in 2015. I was wrong.
That said, you’re probably right on this one. And you’re definitely right the the Republicans having a major hand in the uniparty–at least the GOPers that the press will defend as long as there’s a safe promise of a Democrat sliding in if the said GOPer crashes and burns. However, if the journalistic outfits had even a shred of integrity, they’d dig around for other SCOTUS justices” friendships and ties and historic decisions that might influence their impartiality. They’re everywhere. But then it begs the question: should SCOTUS justices live the rest of their lies in hermetically sealed white rooms?
As this is concerned, the legacy media mostly sharpens its knives for one justice in particular. Apparently Clarence Thomas isn’t supposed to have a social life despite being a 40-year Washington DC insider. But then, they particularly want him gone so Biden can appoint a justice to replace him. He IS, after all, pretty uppity.
But I digress. This is definitely a problem, and I look forward to CNN applying similar scrutiny to the distant-past advocacy, speaking engagements, or judicial decisions of Sotomayor or Brown Jackson. I mean, they really didn’t hold back when RBG wore that dissent collar after #45’s election.
You’re welcome to produce the information to support your accusations. Otherwise, they’re just words that wouldn’t even make Infowars. I suspect Alex Jones is a little twitchy about libel these days. Wonder why?
I’m glad a protest collar is the same as being bought and sold like Thomas … who hasn’t even bothered to be a good justice. It’s been amazing to track how is descent into being a crank has coincided with the money poured into his family. I mean, he was known for being as useful as the furniture for several years there, asking no questions and contributing little publicly.
Just recall – I’m the one who credited Mitch McConnell for packing the Supreme Court. He played it well, to the detriment of people like you or me for 50 years. I’m just surprised you’re not so upset about it given the composition of who was placed there. It’s almost as though this uniparty nonsense is just that … nonsense.
That’s right, the Democrats are just as bad. Keep telling yourself that. False equivalence and projection are sure something.
Joe, the reason I continue to target you specifically.is because I don’t believe for a minute you care about any of the issues you routinely raise here on IBJ. It just vexes you that Republicans do it–and certain gadfly-to-the-establishment Republicans more than anything. In fact, the gadfly-to-the-establishment Dems are exceedingly rare (and usually snap into place if the Deep State turns up the heat), but Sinema and RFK Jr and Manchin remain more compelling figures than McConnell or Paul Ryan or Liz Cheney or the other failures. Yes, that’s the attitude I retain toward McConnell–not a stupid guy, and definitely a brilliant political strategist. But he’s a Unipartyist first and foremost; and when Nikki Haley drops out, he will work some of his master strategy to help Biden’s re-election this fall, just as he did in 2022.
If there were truly any principles by which you abide, you would see the principles themselves as sacred and would be equally angry when, say, Tara Reide accuses Joe Biden of harassment (with documented newsmedia footage of her accusations originating back in the mid 1990s) or Joe Biden’s financial interests in Ukrainian energy make Thomas’s weekend yacht trips with a right-wing buddy (who had no stake in any SCOTUS cases) look like elementary school kickball captain stuff.
But principles are nothing if “the ends justify the means”–which is the consequentialist way of thinking of most hardened leftist. “By any means necessary” BAMN a popular acronym among violent radical groups in the Bay Area. And thus we see the uniparty’s hardened power and control of the corporations–a control that certainly evokes a left-wing mustachioed Austrian painters approach to national socialism 70 years ago–doing what it can to impose ideology, including censorship, obfuscation or suppression of damaging facts, and imprisonment of political dissidents.
Slobbering Dem partisans love the uniparty.
I don’t care at all about better schools or getting the homeless off the streets or local control or gerrymandering? That’s fun. Then again I’m not the one who in every response wanders off to talk about Portland or somewhere far away from Indiana.
What vexes me is that the Republican Party decided that rather than figure out to compete in the 21st century, they decided to instead throw in to a bunch of religious extremists and folks who lost their minds when Americans elected a black man the President. It’s little wonder the leader of their movement is the one who made his first issue …denying that Obama was actually an American.
Your beloved uniparty has figured out they can harness the anger of those folks as long as they give the Christian Nationalists what they want (women like you being mobile nursery’s devoid of rights chief among them) and they keep the focus on giving the base what they want (a minority to blame all their problems on, like the LGBTQ folks or people coming here over the border).
Do they have any solutions to their issues? Of course not! You don’t see Mike Johnson proposing increasing funding to process the asylum claims to either allow people to stay or go back home. They want to just scare people fleeing wretched situations away by taking their kids away and losing them. How Christian of them. And that’s to say nothing that their foreign policy ideas are just flat stupid, ignore anything learned the last 100 years, and are going to get people killed in a war.
What’s the cost for those social issues? Cutting any government spending that could possibly ever benefit a person like you or me. The uniparty wants to roll back anything post-FDR, and they’re using folks motivated on social issues to do it. They create fake deficit and budget problems and claim the only fix is to cut spending to benefit the people who voted for them when the root of the issue is their own tax cuts for the uniparty.
You are either unaware of the higher level game being played or you’re fully aware and supportive of it.
Meanwhile, since these are decidedly minority positions nationally, the only way to perpetuate that position is to make sure people don’t have a say. Don’t let presidential elections mean anything. Don’t abide the results of elections unless you win and claim they’re all rigged.
Could I share a BBC link to Grassley’s release of the memo you reference? Sure. But you’d attack the source and ignore the part where even the “source” can’t vouch for how good the information is. So why bother? Next you’d probably repeat the Russian propaganda about Burisma. (Why do Republicans so love Russia and Hungary? That couldn’t be because that’s the type of fauxmocracy they want, could it?)
Here’s the thing – if you actually cared about the uniparty, you’d pick and choose. You’d side with Republicans and Democrats. You complain I don’t so, yet ignore the root cause which is that the Republican Party lost their blasted minds and is a collection of opportunists and fools. I was all for Trump fixing infrastructure or banning TikTok; it’s not my fault that he’s got the attention span of a 3 year old and failed on both counts. I’m all for a Republican Party serious about government spending, but that’s would require both spending cuts AND rolling back some of those tax cuts they gave the rich. I’m for that Republican replacement for Obamacare that will be both cheaper and better that was promised nearly a decade ago … I’m sure they will show us the details any day now …
Just remember Trump’s response when Biden proposed his infrastructure plan. “Don’t vote for it, it’s bad for me if someone else does in a few months what I failed on.” Never mind it might be good for Americans, it’s all about Trump. Yawn.