AND the consideration of the public interest is included as window dressing entirely too often. But throwing that process into the LLM blender? That ain't it. Not even close. No lawyer who takes is obligations seriously should be in favor of this proposal.

As someone who spent a good portion of his career participating in Federal rulemaking proceedings, boy, can I tell you that the process could use a *lot* of improvement. It's slow, subject to gaming, & frequently leads to results beyond those intended by Congress.

The militant ignorance is South Carolina's most defining characteristic for me. Decided that in the early 90s, and have not been dissuaded since. (Yes, plenty of good things and good people there, but you cannot escape the militant ignorance.)

Clear them, then.

And then we'll give some space to John Yoo, just because.

Absolutely fuck these people.

John Fuckin' Yoo? Fuck Yoo. And you, too.

Thank you for not waiting until 6p to share this.

Delete this. If you want to repost, go shovel the sidewalks first, and stop plowing into the crossings.

Sure they lie. But I think it's made much harder because they're also lying to themselves at the same time.

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Right, we definitely didn't have right-wing Congressmen attending and speaking in support of open carry in National Parks.

Oh, no. I hope you don't get Drake (What Did I Miss?).

All these gun-stroking dipshits are proving to be even bigger hypocrites than the Evangelicals. Quite the achievement.

What a way to be remembered. Good for both of you.

Every time.

Well that was an interesting read. Certainly a lot of familiar themes.