A lot of things happened. Here are some of the things. This is TPM’s Morning Memo.
The Supreme Court’s investigation into the stunning leak of SCOTUS’ opinion draft dismantling Roe is still underway, Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch told attendees at a judicial conference yesterday.
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Regnery declined to answer NPR’s questions for this story, and said the copy of the book NPR obtained “was printed in error, and some advance copies were distributed in error.”
And the native Canadian orphans who disappeared with her and Philip on a picnic.
Anyone with a brain knows she and her reptilian relatives are/were E V I L.
The deafening silence of Russia’s opposition to the constant degradation of the Russian economy is telling. For all of Putin’s strutting and bluster, the facts suggest that long-term growth of the Russian economy, which was already pretty crappy, has been damaged for years, possibly a generation. Not a peep. Still waters run deep.
Nearly all of the critics of Cannon’s initial order in the Mar-a-Lago Special Master request think she blew it as to the law, and the DOJ appeal offers her the chance to clean up her mess. I think she stands pat. At some point in the future a GOPer will again hold the Presidency, and she’s auditioning for SCOTUS, so holding the line against Deep State Democratic DOJ (however futile it proves to be) will be a feather in her cap down the road.