There are two fundamentally irreconcilable ones.
The lack of any mention of the Constitution in the dissents seemed glaring to me, too. This court is finally returning us to a constitutional order.
[Update a few minutes later]
On this Independence Day (as on all Independence Days), take a break from the partying to read the Declaration aloud. It’s not just about barbecue, beer, and fireworks.
[Noon update]
First came rights, then came a government to secure those rights.
…led by Clarence Thomas.
[Update a few minutes later]
And predictably, the reliable racism of the Democrats comes to the fore.
Thoughts on our apparent lack of a president.
Jeffrey Carter thinks we haven’t hit bottom yet. He is uncomplimentary about the Biden administration.
I’m doing mostly bearish trades right now.
Thoughts on current times from Sarah Hoyt.
I think that this is the first time that the Ukrainians have taken territory back from the Russians.
Another victory for the Constitution, but it wasn’t as sweeping as I’d hoped. I do think it opens the door to a lot more useful and successful lawsuits, though.
[Update a while later]
Well, this isn’t hyperbolic at all.
[Update a while later]
They’re also apparently running out of ammo. They’re having to get it from Belarus. When HIMARS and other long-range artillery/rockets is up to speed, the balance of military power will shift to the Ukrainians. And Putin knows he’ll face a revolt at home if he starts to conscript.
I have a review up now, at The Space Review.
[Tuesday-morning update]
Here is an earlier review, over at The Hill. And another from Keith Cowing.
…and the Democrats’ problem.
Unfortunately for them (but fortunately for the country), they are congenitally unable to not disdain it, going back to Obama’s “clinging to their god and guns,” and Hillary’s “basket of deplorables.”
[Sunday-evening update]
Elite environmentalists hate the working class.
No shock about that.
[Bumped]