Thomas wants to get rid of what? Times v. Sullivan? The prior restraint case?
What is it then? How would you characterize Trump asking to put his appointee in charge?
Imagine this being used in a courtroom.
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I’ll go with what the article called in in the OP. A question.
Was it borne of stupidity or corruption?
Or both? Or something else?
These are tough questions Doug but unfortunately they can’t be ignored.
I’ll go with what Fox News’ Andrew Napolitano, who is an actual, you know, JUDGE called it: “attempted obstruction”. Which is a crime.
Drip, drip.
Here is the Fox News report link:
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