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  • 1 week ago | washingtonpost.com | Jason Willick

    A new front opens in Trump’s battle with the courts (washingtonpost.com) A new front opens in Trump’s battle with the courts By Jason Willick 2025052917341700 For all the White House's histrionics about a "judicial coup" against President Donald Trump's agenda, the judiciary until Wednesday had only trimmed his policies.

  • 2 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Jason Willick

    The weighty lesson from Arizona’s ‘fake electors’ stumble (washingtonpost.com) The weighty lesson from Arizona’s ‘fake electors’ stumble By Jason Willick 2025052311315200 After the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot, Donald Trump's opponents had a dilemma. The president's behavior had been egregious, but the Senate acquitted him in an impeachment trial. He had to be criminally charged — but for what?

  • 2 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Jason Willick

    Why the Supreme Court quashed Trump’s due-process-free deportations (washingtonpost.com) Why the Supreme Court quashed Trump’s due-process-free deportations By Jason Willick 2025051921473100 Outside extraordinary situations such as a looming execution, the Supreme Court rarely intervenes in fast-moving events in the middle of the night with limited information.

  • 3 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Jason Willick

    The Supreme Court grapples with post-congressional politics (washingtonpost.com) The Supreme Court grapples with post-congressional politics By Jason Willick 2025051618182800 Schoolchildren are taught that law in the United States is made by Congress (Article I in the Constitution), implemented by the executive (Article II) and interpreted by the courts (Article III). But that system has been breaking down since at least President Barack Obama's second term.

  • 3 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Jason Willick

    Forget ‘Project 2025.’ Trump’s executive power blueprint came out in 1988. (washingtonpost.com) Forget ‘Project 2025.’ Trump’s executive power blueprint came out in 1988.

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Jason Willick
Jason Willick @jawillick
15 May 25

RT @petespiliakos: Exactly right, and the media covering for Biden (stutter, cheapfakes) was both a facilitator and an *example* of that co…

Jason Willick
Jason Willick @jawillick
14 May 25

Notable & Quotable: Tapper v. Swaim on Biden https://t.co/LsowWDinLT

Jason Willick
Jason Willick @jawillick
14 May 25

"the dominance of national injunctions in our constitutional politics, this chain reaction of executive action, universal injunction, and emergency docket appeal to the Supreme Court, is a new development from the last decade." https://t.co/1Dh4ntFqZT