Court crisis deepens as justices face legitimacy questions
The piece argues the Supreme Court is a broken institution amid partisan bias. It cites Justice Thomas halting Lindsey Graham's grand jury testimony and Justice Alito's Roe v Wade reversal stance, noting Roberts’s frustration and public trust erosion. It frames these events as signs of partisan influence and waning credibility.
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Failing up at the Federal Reserve in climate ramble critique
The essay argues the Fed has strayed from its core duty of price stability toward broad, speculative aims like climate scenario analysis. It cites John Cochrane and others to claim climate risk cannot be scientifically tied to financial system failure, while noting past Fed expansions and emergency lending under Dodd-Frank. The piece critiques mission creep and calls the CFPB funding via the Fed unconstitutional.
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Edinburg Mayor Case Highlights Voter Fraud Fear Machine
The piece links the 2016 general election and Trump era claims of mass voter fraud to Texas actions by Attorney General Ken Paxton and a wave of so called election police units. It notes Molina's 2019 bribery arrest in Edinburg and his 2023 acquittal, suggesting how fear campaigns influence local elections and threaten trust in government. It cites DeSantis Floridian cases and Paxton led prosecutions, calling out racial disparities in targets and the broader risk to voter rights and registration drives.
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