I was surprised that it wasn't the fifth circuit, then my shock faded: the sixth administers Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee, as well as Michigan.
this post was submitted on 02 Jan 2025
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The very first thing I checked for is which circuit it was, too, haha...
Of course the Loper Bright decision is going to be used to prevent federal agencies with helping improving anything. Judges be like "You can't rein in this corporate abuse because there's an app for it, bro. Totally different!"
its so scary to me what they are doing when they have not even been seated yet.
Does anyone know where President Muskrat stands on NN? Maybe there might be some silver lining there in that whole shit show :(
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