Tag Archives: Roberts

This is a pretty good take on what happened at SCOTUS for 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis and Nebraska (which had no standing) v. Biden. Recently and along similar circumstance, the court rejected complainants’ cases due to not having standing. In this instance, the court changes its tune. Ankush explains the reasoning for the court’s decision being flawed better than I do. I resurrected an older post done by an attorney about Roberts which I will...

This is funny (to me at least): Somewhat reworded article from Slate. “Supreme Court blocking the Biden administration: Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar challenges judicial power,” slate.com, Mark Stern “If she made one, Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar’s mistake was assuming this SCOTUS would be receptive to a textualist argument curbing the power of conservative judges under a Democratic president. When the White House falls back into...

I listened to this and it angers me. First, we hear from Justice Roberts about barricades around SCOTUS after Roe v Wade. Not one word about the barricades being erected after the January 6 riots at the Capitol. Erected due to violent protest causing injury, death, and destruction at the Capitol. The next stop after the Capitol was supposed to be SCOTUS on January 6. “Barricades surrounding Capitol in wake of the Jan. 6 riot now coming down” –...

ΗΜΕΡΙΔΑ για τα 200 χρόνια από την γέννηση του F.Engels «O Engels ως κριτικός του καπιταλισμού και θεωρητικός της επανάστασης» Διοργάνωση: ΤΕΤΡΑΔΙΑ ΜΑΡΞΙΣΜΟΥ, ε-ΚΡΙΣΗ 28/11/2020 Ομιλητές: Κ.Πασσάς (ερευνητής ΚΕΠΕ), «Ξαναδιαβάζοντας τον Ένγκελς» Α.Χρύσης (καθηγητής, Πάντειο Πανεπιστήμιο), «Ο ΠΟΛΙΤΙΚΟΣ ENGELS. Ο «Στρατηγός» και η πολιτική» Στ.Μαυρουδέας (καθηγητής, Πάντειο Πανεπιστήμιο), «Ο Engels συνιδρυτής του Μαρξισμού και οι απόπειρες αντιπαράθεσεις του στον Marx»...

The hunger games Ricardo Hausmann blames the situation in Venezuela to excessive heterodox policies. The piece is not particularly well written, but if you look for the deep cause of the crisis, according to Hausmann, then you must conclude that it is a fiscal one. The government spent too much, and got into too much debt. In his words: Governments often struggle to balance their books, leading to over-indebtedness and financial trouble. Yet fiscal prudence is one of the most frequently...