One of the more consequential cases to be decided.

Let me know if you are ready to discuss this at some point in the future.

In the meantime, this is an interesting read.

https://mountainscholar.org/bitstream/handle/10976/167561/Malazada_uccs_0892N_10535.pdf?sequence=1

 

Prove it.

 

Whoops. We all have over arching beliefs built on a foundation of smaller ones. Just like a house's foundation that reveals itself to be weakened by faulty material so too our larger belief system can be defective if it's based on fallacies. Dismissing the Russia investigation as a hoax (or the impeachments) is one such defect. It leads to others. Before you know it, your whole foundation is filled with holes.

Like the gaping hole in your foundation caused by thinking the impeachments were phony. When in truth the acquittals were phony since they ignored the overwhelming evidence of Don's guilt recognized (the second time) by a bipartisan majority.

 

Once in a while the cat gets out of the bag. It happened when Kevin McCarthy admitted the Repubs were holding hearings on Hillary because they were trying to knock her poll numbers down. It happened when Vlad's favorite candidate told the Russians he was meeting with in the Oval Office he fired Comey to "relieve pressure" from the "Russia (investigation) thing."

It happened again.

In Supreme Court, GOP attorney defends voting restrictions by saying they help Republicans win

An attorney for Arizona's Republican Party offered a blunt reason for his presence defending the state's voting restrictions before the Supreme Court on Tuesday: The measures disadvantage Democrats.

The Supreme Court is hearing arguments over Arizona voting restrictions in a pair of consolidated cases challenging a state law banning ballot collection and a policy that tosses ballots cast in the wrong precinct. Democrats have sued, saying the rules discriminate against minorities and violate Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/el...voting-restrictions-saying-they-help-n1259305