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Trump's Recess Appointment Gambit Is Unconstitutional

Constitution of the United States

Trump's Recess Appointment Gambit Is Unconstitutional

Bloomberg News
Nov 20, 2024

Somewhat Conservative

To keep existing in a democracy, we must be our government's own guardrails

Republican Party (United States)

To keep existing in a democracy, we must be our government's own guardrails

Nov 19, 2024

Somewhat Liberal

One-party rule can be democratic or dangerous

United States Congress

One-party rule can be democratic or dangerous

Nov 18, 2024

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A rushing stream of reader comments on ballot bid to audit Legislature - The Boston Globe

Audit

A rushing stream of reader comments on ballot bid to audit Legislature - The Boston Globe

The Boston Globe
Oct 15, 2024

Center

How the Myth of the Coequal Branches Became the Norm

Richard Nixon

How the Myth of the Coequal Branches Became the Norm

Sep 16, 2024

Somewhat Liberal

Biden unveils reform proposals for 'extreme' Supreme Court

Civil and political rights

Biden unveils reform proposals for 'extreme' Supreme Court

The Hill
Jul 29, 2024

Center

Biden calls for major Supreme Court reforms, including term limits, at Civil Rights Act event Monday

Joe Biden latest

Biden calls for major Supreme Court reforms, including term limits, at Civil Rights Act event Monday

Jul 30, 2024

Center

New Biden Op-Ed Calls For Sweeping SCOTUS Reform

Separation of powers

New Biden Op-Ed Calls For Sweeping SCOTUS Reform

Crooks and Liars
Jul 29, 2024

Very liberal

A Fiscal Twist as Judge Dismisses Trump's Classified Documents Case

Appointments Clause

A Fiscal Twist as Judge Dismisses Trump's Classified Documents Case

Yahoo! Finance
Jul 15, 2024

Somewhat Liberal

Trump Documents Case Dismissed By Federal Judge, With Special Counsel Vowing To Appeal

Appointments Clause

Trump Documents Case Dismissed By Federal Judge, With Special Counsel Vowing To Appeal

News On 6
Jul 15, 2024

Center

Opinion | Whoops, the progressive road to nirvana ran into a Supreme Court detour

Separation of powers

Opinion | Whoops, the progressive road to nirvana ran into a Supreme Court detour

Washington Post
Jul 10, 2024

Center

Biden, so far, has signed fewer executive orders than Trump

United States Congress

Biden, so far, has signed fewer executive orders than Trump

Jul 08, 2024

Center

A tale of two cities ... or two nations?

County (United States)

A tale of two cities ... or two nations?

American Thinker
Jun 23, 2024

Medium Conservative

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John Roberts’

Chief Justice John Roberts declines to meet with Democratic lawmakers about ethics flap and Alito's flags

May 30, 2024

Center

Eroding the Electoral College Erodes Americans' Voting Rights

United States House of Representatives

Eroding the Electoral College Erodes Americans' Voting Rights

Townhall
Apr 18, 2024

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