His AV/gift is eclipsing everyone else. $21,000/gift.
His AV/gift is eclipsing everyone else. $21,000/gift.
https://twitter.com/jaywillis/status...B3Yi7ItWQ&s=19
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To be fair to Clarence Thomas, it isn't like anyone's numbers there are comprehensive. He is just really unabashed and didn't hide things well
Maybe Clarence isn't a great person and took care of his nephew for self-actualization reasons within his personal narrative.
https://www.businessinsider.com/clar...-jailed-2024-5
Lol wow, thomas is the douchebag that just won't quit.
Jesus, 25 years mandatory minimum
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It's rulings time!
First up for today was the abortion pill case. Plaintiffs lack standing, nothing changes for abortion pill access. Unanimous decision. Written by Kavanaugh and concurrence written by Thomas. No one had that on their bingo card.
Some guy lost his 1st amendment claim when patent office denied him registering "Trump too small".
Starbucks won an anti-union case...shocker.
hol up wait a minute
yall thought i was finished
https://twitter.com/andrewdesiderio/...746296954?s=46
When Clarence bought that Prevost Marathon Le Mirage XL, y'all thought it was rented?
bump stock ban has been overturned by the court
https://twitter.com/cbsnews/status/1...666180751?s=46
the presidential immunity case has not been ruled on, which is stalling the j6 trial for trump
Have to prioritize the cases with real constitutional impacts after all.
Lawyers and judges have experienced the most precipitous decline in my respect over the last decade after the police. Oh, so the law is made up and the points don't matter? Cool cool cool
Hey, don't let Congress or state legislatures off the hook. A major reason there is so much left open to interpretation is that no one wants to sign their name off on anything that could be used as a soundbite against them later so everyon ekeeps things vague and counts on the courts to make actual statements.
not as important as other things but still found it interesting
https://twitter.com/wallachlegal/sta...539271334?s=46
Guess that gamble didn't pay off.
Surprisingly, Court upholds the tax in Moore vs. U.S., which allows taxation on foreign corporations. The big deal however was that the Moore argument would have crippled the IRS because it would have eliminated the authority necessary for collecting a bunch of other taxes.
7-2 at that. Been a mildly surprising term, moreso with how the justices split than the actual results. It's just the calm before they kill Chevron and remand the immunity case to a lower court for the decision on "official acts", delaying everything until after inauguration.