I can imagine a person who learned about the Court mainly through Brown, Miranda, and Roe and thinks the main role of the Court is to protect unpopular/historically oppressed groups. Obergefell would be in line with that and give those people more confidence in the Court.
On the plus side, it’s gotten me to stop eating ice cream
one truth social post and it’s all over
It also ignores how crazy it would look for me, someone who lives in the urban core, to go out to a suburb (which I am not a resident of) and give my suggestions
And that’s assuming the vote actually happens.
my fantasy team is also feeling the 470 yards we gave up
If the fans really want Taylor to be a tortured artist they should actually be encouraging her to watch more sports, not less.
It was so far off from what I expected that I’ve already given it a re-listen. It’s growing on me already!
I think AP got its wires crossed, Judge Breyer is in the Northern District of California, not Washington
13 x 2 = 26 is the best I can come up with. I assume tiktok will figure out something better
I’m curious if this is going at the Fed exception SCOTUS put in a few months ago in the NLRB board removal case, or if it’s a “for-cause” firing based on the renovation
finally, a position I am qualified to apply for
It’s ok, because of your long history of great takes you get a pass for the terrible music/candy takes. But I will be eating a Hershey’s bar and listening to some Reputation to calm down 😉
I actually clutched my imaginary pearls reading this.
It’s supposed to just be inflammatory not straight up blasphemous 😔
I’ll be honest, I never considered just saying we should get rid of all the parts that disprove my argument
As a student I can also tell you many of us didn’t realize how early this stuff was happening either. Almost everyone I know who has been able to navigate this stuff has some sort of family/friend connection to BigLaw. Some of us are barely treading water 🙃
is there a reason why the ADP number is always way off from the BLS number?
yeah, I feel like you can’t get the title of “skeptic” when you will not move from your beliefs no matter how much evidence you are provided to the contrary
I’m going to try setting my reasoning effort parameter to high next semester, will keep you updated
I don’t know what “planned partnership” means (seems like he’s just pretending this isn’t a merger?). I’m not holding out hope that this will end well, but for the sake of city I hope it works out
JUST IN: Pittsburgh voters have approved a ballot that bans the city from privatizing the local water and sewers system.
The measure passed by a very large margin.
This was one of my guide of the main races to watch today: boltsmag.org/whats-on-the...
The NYT & NBC are already framing it that way. If O’Connor governs how he campaigned though he will unequivocally be a progressive mayor. Outside of housing/development & maybe attitude towards the non-profits I don’t really think there was much of a difference. This election wasn’t ideological
it’s becoming a tradition
Ah ok. Guess we just gotta wait and see. Thank you for your reporting!
Do we know anything about the outstanding precincts? On the county website I’m seeing Gainey netting ~400 votes from Election Day voting. Are the reported precincts more O’Connor friendly?
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this is why more people need to listen to charli xcx’s brat
Pittsburgh added 4,708 residents between 2020 and 2024, the largest numeric increase of any Pennsylvania municipality during that stretch. I repeat, the most new residents of any city in PA! www.axios.com/local/pittsb...
I'm just so happy about this. Happy for our city.
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This is the second straight year that Pittsburgh’s had a population uptick. But this year’s gains were greater — adding about 2,902 residents.
