Do you think this is a problem endemic to civil law? or perhaps just exacerbated by a relatively recent dedication to textualism and formalism in the U.S. legal system? I think other modes of jurisprudence and prior judicial opinions in the U.S. allowed the leeway that you ascribe to common law.

I always get her and Elise Stefanik confused with each other, and you know what? I stand by it.

Boatemkins?

I'd also consider the Texas law going into effect next week a new medication abortion ban since Trump was elected, in as much as it is a specific prohibition on sending the med AB into Texas. Also while I'm here their description of how sb8 works is wrong. They needed a lawyer to fact check this.

I also enjoy animals being reunited with their former trainers or rescuers.

Many people are saying

Isn't this more a result of different individuals voting, rather than the same individual voters drastically changing what and who they are voting for?

Not that it entirely refutes the point, as the demagoguing probably depresses turnout, but a geography swinging is not the same as voters changing

What a well written and fun review, I need to know more about the tartar two ways.