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SUNDAY: @SCOTUSblog editor Sarah Isgur (@whignewtons), author of "Last Branch Standing," talks about the current Supreme Court, the cases it takes up, and the divisions she sees among the justices, based on their ideology and institutional outlook - 8pm ET on C-SPAN

I'll repeat something I said in April, but a lot of conservatives on Twitter either play a motte and bailey on legislative intent and legislative history or don't know Scalia's actual position on it. He railed against it and repeatedly refused to join opinions citing it.

Very good example of @whignewtons’s Chaos Muppets doing their thing

The view this morning

From @FixTheCourt on SCOTUS, "it’s essential to distinguish between philosophical disagreements and genuine ethical misconduct. Persistent focus on the employment of justices’ family members only serves to distract from the necessary work of reform." bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…

When Democrats act like it's unreasonable to expect the government to count votes in a day or two, how can they expect to convince voters to hand the government billions of dollars for other projects? Do we hold government to high standards or not?

People used to say Donald Trump was a poor person’s idea of a rich person. Graham Platner is a rich person’s idea of a poor person.

82 years ago, Normandy, France.

Congress has ample tools with which to police the executive. What it lacks is the will to use them.

RT @ScarboroughNow: "The beachhead is secure, but the price was high. Now that it is over it seems to me a pure miracle that we ever took t…

82nd anniversary of D-Day, June 6, 1944. Always remember.

Has there ever been a more perfect t-shirt for me !!! Thanks, @LJCenter !!

Josh Barro on Platner: “Graham Platner doesn’t work for a living. As The New York Times reports, the bulk of his income comes from a military disability pension of approximately $60,000 a year. The pension doesn’t mean he’s too disabled to work — he is, after all, currently seeking the job of U.S. Senator — but his recent non-campaign endeavors seem more like hobbies than a career. He runs an oyster farm that principally sells oysters to his mother’s restaurant. He earned a small stipend as his town’s harbor master: $3,000 last year. He lives in a $205,000 house that he bought with a $200,000 loan from his father.” What a resume.

There is no corroborating evidence Brett Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford ever met. All four people who Ford said were at a party where the alleged assault occurred, including her close female friend, said there was no such party. The close friend also said she didn’t believe Ford’s story, and that she told the FBI Ford’s allies threatened her with a smear campaign if she refused to lie and confirm it.

Chris Hayes: How is it that your ex-girlfriend was texting people that you had a Nazi tattoo in August but you didn't know until October? Graham Platner: They didn't tell me that

Fifield sent a text in August referring to Platner having a Nazi tattoo. But Platner has been saying he didn’t know its meaning until October. How is this not conclusive that Platner has been lying through his teeth? Did she get in a Time Machine to send the text?

As expected, I had great fun recording this live Remnant with @whignewtons. We did a little punditry, a lot of life advice for the youngs. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…