Ok, here’s a crazy idea. We dissolve tribal lands in Oklahoma all together. Every native tribe member there gets to move back to their ancestral land. They can each take any one home or property of their choosing in their region. They can choose how to occupy it. Option a: the feds force out the owners and relocate them to a shitlhole in OK. Option b: the feds arm the native and a small group of friends to the teeth and let them raid it. Whatever happens, happens. Then they get a stipend of the median income for life. From here forward they live under the local jurisdictional roll-up.
It should be like this everywhere, all the time, and dems that give a fuck and wish to be taken seriously should be endorsing it at every opportunity. No public life for these abhorrent monsters. None.
Can’t wait for the ruling today that declares it is the constitutional right of capitalists to club baby seals and cover river deltas in quaker state
knew nothing about the case and frankly wasn’t really planning on doing a lot of research but knowing that idiot is for it means it’s gotta be a shitty decision
Used to live in that area in Eastern Oklahoma. Never once did I wish that the police could be more punitive against the native Americans
My four-year-old was singing nonsense songs this morning. At one point he sang “I love garbage in the wind and the ocean…” Well son, do I have a SCOTUS opinion for you!
Yup. Gonna be brutal. Going to try to tear down the EPA, Biden’s immigration policy, and the administrative state
WHAT COULD HAVE POSSIBLY BEEN HAPPENING IN THE 60s TO BRING IN THIS DRAMATIC CHANGE. WE'LL NEVER KNOW
EPA case is a classic Roberts minimally bad decision, looks like Chevron survives although this stupid standardless major questions doctrine isn’t great
But those chevron and Exxon commercials make it seem like those companies care about the environment!
Guys, democrats should not get too radical. They should just play by the rules while the fraudulent Supreme Court gives conservatives every possible policy victory
“What’s the one Republican ‘loss’ that won’t actually do anything bad but Fox News can spin into a panic that will help Republican candidates in November?”
mainly that the word “may” in a statute doesn’t mean “must,” particularly when reading it as “must” means making the Executive has to choose between violating the law or giving Mexico whatever it asks for in exchange for helping the Executive not violate the law.
I’ve seen first hand how my fiancée’s family and friends are treated and viewed when they not on tribal land both by the police and non-natives it is absolutely disgusting.
Appreciate the response. Belies a significant misunderstanding of what tribal lands are though. They aren’t part of the state of Oklahoma. Kind of the whole point of our country’s weak attempt to wash away genocide with giving people small slivers of their own land back.
Excited to hear what part of the founder’s writings the Major Questions Doctrine is divined from by our Originalist overlords. You’re so right about Robert’s that his need to “call balls and strikes” (at least on cases where he can’t make it hard for black peoples to vote) makes these unintelligible baby splitting decisions that leave as many questions as answers.
I mean, international, given that climate change is a global issue. Just like the Roe case, the Clean Air Act needed to be updated and strengthened, but the Democrats dithered for 40 years so as to protect fossil fuel state politicians. Roberts let EPA live, but significantly weakened its ability to regulate climate warming emissions. There are additional cases in the pipeline that will undoubtedly further weaken the Federal government's ability to do anything to throttle the biggest (or 1b to nuclear weapon's 1a) existential threat to the life on this planet.
In August 2021, New York mandated that all healthcare workers receive a COVID–19 vaccine. See 10 N. Y. Admin. Code §2.61 (2021). It did so to “stop the spread” of the then prevailing Delta variant of the COVID–19 virus. great stuff putting "stop the spread" in quotations, Clarence
There was no question the court would strike down EPA’s authority to regulate carbon once it took the case; there was no other reason for it to take the case. It could have done so in ways that would have been way more destructive to EPA and every other regulatory agency, but didn’t. So it’s the least bad decision we could have gotten knowing the outcome was going to be a bar on EPA’s non-existent regulation.
one might say he is an originalist facebook whacko. Dude has been full on crazy for 3 decades. Now he has enough friends to go along with his preferred rulings.