Kind of a wild day for SCOTUS

[Jhhnn]

I’m a little confused. Do you want more decisions like Bush v. Gore? This gerrymandering decision would be one of that type if they had made law by providing rules for stopping gerrymanders.

Utterly dishonest. The issues in Bush v Gore were utterly unlike those around gerrymandering.

 

[senseamp]

I think this SCOTUS is pushing this nation towards even more radicalization, and probably another civil war. This is Taney court 2.0.

 

[Victorian Gray]

Wow. Did not know that the largest deposit of Uranium in the world was found in Virginia. Good on them for understanding that they have to live with the leftovers for a 1000 years.
EDIT: This isn't an area of complete emptiness like lots of Nevada, Utah or the dry west in general.

nit pick: That's largest in the US not the world.

 

[K1052]

SCOTUS is going to hear the DACA case, likely issuing a decision around this time in 2020. What a damned time bomb for the election.

 

[UNCjigga]

SCOTUS is going to hear the DACA case, likely issuing a decision around this time in 2020. What a damned time bomb for the election.

I don’t see how SCOTUS will decide in favor of DACA here. How can they be expected to decide that an executive order from one President cannot be undone by an EO from another?

They might set a standard or test for how the Trump Administration needs to show cause, but I doubt it. I think they’ll say it was a deferred action—that deferment shouldn’t be understood as permanent, and that ultimately Congress needs to pass a law.

 

[DarthKyrie]

nit pick: That's largest in the US not the world.

Isn't the largest deposit somewhere in Africa and spread out amongst 7 nations?

 

[hal2kilo]

nit pick: That's largest in the US not the world.

Went back and looked at articles. Must of caught the one that said "one of the largest deposits in the world". Which actually did not jibe with other statistics from other countries from other sources. It's sitll big though.