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Conservatives are set to celebrate another year of invigorating Supreme Court decisions. Ricochet's old pal "Two-Shoes" John Yoo even goes so far as to suggest that America can finally get back to business—just in time for the Fourth of July. He and the gang go through the big ones of this session: Race-based affirmative action, religious freedom for both practice thereof and freedom of speech; then on to student loan 'forgiveness', gerrymandering and more.
The boys also discuss foreign fires, fireworks and drafting with ChatGPT.
Hosted by James Lileks,
Peter Robinson, and
Rob Long, with guest JYJohn Yoo
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You had me at meltdown.
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And here I thought the love motel would've been the crux of the pitch... I guess there's a reason they say marketing is more art than science.
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Actually my favorite 2525 song:
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Really, Rob? George Floyd OD'ing on whatever isn't anything like what happened to that kid in France.
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Wouldn't Ka-TAAAAAAAAAAN-gee's adversity be her lack of intelligence. She's not bright, doesn't know basic biology, and yet overcame that to be a Supreme Court Justice.
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