#Power

Jeff Dennis

EnergyLawJeff

This is the MASSIVE part of today's opinion remanding EPA's ACE rule. The majority takes apart, in painstaking detail, the Trump EPA's assertion that the Clean Air Act limits it

Mark Coleridge

ArchbishopMark

1/3 The heroics of the USA are intriguing from the vantage-point of a culture like Australia more given to an anti-heroics. You see it in American rhetoric, DC’s architecture and

David F. Watson

utsdoc

1/ It seems to me that among the many crises of our age, one of the most serious is an epistemological crisis. It is increasingly difficult to tell truth from

Sean Page ✊🏾🏳️‍🌈

SeanTalentW

Exclusivity is problematic with one exception.In many cases, exclusivity is used to make an us vs. them space. By gatekeeping, you force the outer group to feel a wide range

Citizens for Ethics

CREWcrew

We need checks and balances that actually work. Trump has shown us why every single day of his presidency. Here's how to make that happen: 1. Congress should create real

Andrew Todd

mistertodd

Palpatine can't just declare himself Emperor, the Jedi will never stand for this OK OK OK, he ordered all the Jedi to be exterminated, but there's no way the troops

Rachel Barkow

RachelBarkow

This is terrible weighing of the costs and benefits of the pardon power. I think Senator Murphy woefully undervalues its utility. /1https://twitter.com/ChrisMurphyCT/status/1341911437485240323 In part because the Congress of which he

Richard M. Nixon

dick_nixon

The Constitution mandates that power over elections is vested in the States. In general this was both a check on Federal power and a tool of “discernment”; Hamilton insisted it

Gregg Nunziata

greggnunziata

I'm afraid some conservatives are being misled by Judge Luttig.Of course, you can impeach, convict, and disqualify a former officeholder.This view is supported by English custom, Constitutional text and structure,

Glenn Greenwald

ggreenwald

The centralized power over US democracy (and other democracies) concentrated in the hands of a tiny number of unaccountable Silicon Valley oligarchs is stunning, unprecedented and unsustainable.https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2020/10/ho

Elie Honig

eliehonig

The 25th Amendment is a mind-boggling Constitutional back-and-forth. Here's how it works (and why it's inferior to impeachment right now). THREAD: 1) If the VP and a majority of Cabinet

mbuya nehanda’s risen bones ⚱️

sucolorfavorito

As the colorism debates gain momentum, we also need to start addressing the many vicious ways Black women are mammified and expected to give mixed/bi-racial people the benefit of understanding

Underdawg47

Underdawg47

Why I think the squad needs to withhold a vote for Pelosi unless she calls for a vote on medicare For All.1. Now is the time when the squad has

Cole Webber

colefwebber

Thinking about Capital vol. 1, chapter 13, and how a theory of co-operation applies to working class politics. Marx said that many workers working together not only increases the productive

Ryan Nelson-Cain

SweetCainMusic

Ok, probably an unpopular opinion.I’m thinking about Biden and his refusal to forgive the $50k. I’m thinking about his seeming desire to stay above the fray on a lot of

Greg Sargent

ThePlumLineGS

Texas is showing the future Republicans want: One in which they respond to large public challenges by retreating into their alternate information universe and insulating themselves from accountability with redoubled

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