Has the Supreme Court rediscovered its ability to check a runaway executive and protect the law and our constitutional system? It remains to be seen, and I hope it's not too late, but this morning's decision is a good start. www.washingtonpost.com/politics/202... - ThreadSky

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noahbookbinder.bsky.social • 49 days ago

Has the Supreme Court rediscovered its ability to check a runaway executive and protect the law and our constitutional system? It remains to be seen, and I hope it's not too late, but this morning's decision is a good start.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2025/03/05/supreme-court-usaid-spending-freeze/

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sjstill.bsky.social•49 days ago

They’ve a lot of ground to make up, though. This is just one extremely small step. We’ll see what comes later.

tickleslarue.bsky.social•49 days ago

Now we get to see if he's going to follow the rule of law or become even more lawless.

larosalaw.bsky.social•49 days ago

Not surprised by the dissenters...

dameofdestiny.bsky.social•49 days ago

I dunnathin so. They just want to slow down giving Congress reasons to try to kick them to the curb.

thaturjob.bsky.social•49 days ago

No, of course not. Aporia is really weak right now.

libroloverjen.bsky.social•49 days ago

The judge isn’t forcing the admin to pay Article I of the Constitution is. This is biased story framing.

leftbraind.bsky.social•49 days ago

Dude, 4 out of 5 of them deliberately ignored the clear text of the Constitution regarding Article I powers in their dissent. That is the precise opposite a good start. And it portends a true crisis when the next argument about Presidential powers arrives before the Court.

blueswordresist.bsky.social•49 days ago

Four Supreme Court justices voted to strip the "power of the purse" from Congress. That's a close call!

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