Nicholas Wallace
@wallace.bsky.social
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Professor of Constitutional Law at Princeton Law School, specializing in the 18th Amendment. Former legal analyst for Crossfire.
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folks please leave the comedy and “bits” on X, this site is for hard posting only. politics and complaining about customer service, that’s it
wallace.bsky.social
For a while there every time a group of college students raised their voices they were accused of violating the first amendment via ol’ Hecklers veto. Thank god free speech is safe now
wallace.bsky.social
"Get paid to train your replacement!"
Outlier
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lauren.rotatingsandwiches.com
peter thiel (clutching chrome plated human skull) tell me oracle... does the world end in fire, or ice? the passionate flames of the activist thunberg, or the frozen doom yudkowski demands?

chatGPT: ✨ What a great question, Peter! ✨

Let's break that tough Q down 🕺, in your favorite epic style:
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magiprocessioner.bsky.social
FedSoc, the legal debate organization?
wallace.bsky.social
Foreboding stuff from the lawyer arguing in favor of military occupation of Illinois
heathercherone.bsky.social
Hamilton: “We can’t predict what might be necessary.”
wallace.bsky.social
He appeared on a FedSoc panel in 2023 titled "Do States Enjoy a Special Solicitude?" One potentially fruitful exercise for a legal journalist would be to compare what he said about states rights then to what he's saying now in court.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICBs...
Do States Enjoy a Special Solicitude? [NLC 2023]
YouTube video by The Federalist Society
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wallace.bsky.social
The DOJ attorney arguing in favor of military occupation of Illinois is a Stanford FedSoc guy. Go figure

fedsoc.org/bio/eric-ham...
jonseidel.bsky.social
DOJ lawyer Eric Hamilton is now up. He says Chicago is seeing a "brazen new form of hostility from rioters targeting federal law enforcement. They are not protesters. They are the violent resistance to duly enacted immigration laws."
wallace.bsky.social
Curious what happens to all the adjacent parking (which presumably was meant to serve the hospital). It doesn't seem to be part of the offering
wallace.bsky.social
"we may be lame losers, but we're also morally vacuous, AND we suck at writing!" a lot to get into one headline!
wallace.bsky.social
No criticism for this headline from the Chicago Tribune editorial board. It's a perfect headline, actually
Editorial: From The Free Press to CBS, Weiss’ principles are stellar journalistic ideals
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Ian. this is a family-friendly account
wallace.bsky.social
Bill Belichick should coach a high school team next. His ability to connect with the younger generation would give him a huge edge
ollieconnolly.bsky.social
Per sources: Bill Belichick has discussed buyout options with North Carolina’s hierarchy. Belichick has signaled a willingness to trigger his own $1 million buyout if he can find a soft landing with another team or in media
wallace.bsky.social
Meanwhile PJM is coming up with new ways to allow big gas facilities to jump all the solar and storage in the queue
wallace.bsky.social
When I follow you I am saying that if you started a religious cult with you as the primary object of worship I would join it
joshuajfriedman.com
The "follow" dichotomy I always struggle with is "I want to see every single thing you post" vs. "I want you to know that I like and respect you." My Following feed is so overstuffed as it is, but I hate the idea that people I don't follow back might think that I don't appreciate them!
rose.bsky.team
The "follow" button confounds "I'm looking at your content" and "I endorse this content." We need two different ways to signal the difference between the two.
wallace.bsky.social
Coffee has water in it, is what I'm telling myself
wallace.bsky.social
Just realized I have not had a single drop of water today. Only coffee. I don't feel drier or anything, but maybe that's because my brain is slowly shutting down
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lauren.rotatingsandwiches.com
microsoft product (begging, pleading): save this document to my documents?

me: save to desktop

microsoft (twitching, shaking) this jpeg. save to pictures?

me: save to desktop

microsoft (weeping, throwing up): this email attachment... downloads?

me: desktop
wallace.bsky.social
Several of these outlets are very active on bluesky, strongly recommend following if you want to understand what's happening in Chicago
@unraveledpress.com
@thetriibe.com
@blockclubchi.bsky.social
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meredithshiner.com
Bridging my current life in Chicago and my past life in D.C., I argue today at @newrepublic.com that Democrats should ~never~ vote to fund this government. Make John Thune blow up Senate rules and Republicans wholly own the U.S. extra-military military doing war crimes against us, funded by us.
The Case for the Forever Shutdown
Senate Democrats actually allowing the GOP to stop funding the government is only the first step. Now they have to make the case that Trump’s government is illegitimate.
newrepublic.com
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edsbs.bsky.social
I’m not body shaming but I’m also honest this Texas boy is gonna roll through Portillo’s once and switch allegiances
Daaaaaaaa bearssss
wallace.bsky.social
Periodic reminder that violent crime in Chicago is way, way (way) down this year
A chart showing the homicides over time in Chicago. The orange line, representing 2025, is way below the gray lines representing the past 10 years.