its a loop
BREAKING: Massachusetts moves to create a “Muslim Commission” to help place Muslims in government and shape state policy.
The bill orders it to “identify and recommend qualified American Muslims for appointive positions at all levels of government.”
It would also “assess programs and practices in all state agencies” and could “request from all state agencies whatever information and assistance the commission requires.”
It would advise the executive and legislature on proposed laws.
The commission would serve as a “liaison between government and private interest groups.”
And it could “accept and solicit funds,” including “gifts, donations, grants, or bequests” — while hiring a paid executive director and staff.
Massachusetts lawmakers have already advanced this bill. It cleared committee and is now before House Ways & Means.
https://x.com/nataliegwinters/status/2087249190439043553
https://nataliegwinters.substack.com/p/breaking-massachusetts-moves-to-create
This is nonbinary singer songwriter Corook performing their song ‘they/them’
The song was performed at the Capitol Hill Block Party in Seattle
We are now literally openly celebrating mental illness to chanting crowds. This is insanity
https://x.com/WallStreetApes/status/2087264593135685704
kek
🚨 Judge Indira Talwani has issued a new injunction blocking USPS from implementing President Trump's executive order on mail-ballot rules for the 2026 midterms. The Supreme Court is currently weighing two requests to lift her earlier injunction against the same executive order.
Talwani previously blocked key parts of the order in a case brought by 23 states and D.C., but that injunction protects only those jurisdictions. The First Circuit declined to stay it, and two requests to lift it are now pending at the Supreme Court.
Separately, voting-rights groups, including the League of Women Voters, sought their own injunction against the USPS provisions. Talwani initially denied that request because another court had already imposed a nationwide injunction.
After the D.C. Circuit stayed that other nationwide injunction, the groups renewed their request. Talwani has now granted it, blocking USPS from implementing the order's mail-ballot rules for the November 2026 election.
This new injunction is significant because it is independent of the order currently before the Supreme Court. Even if the justices lift Talwani's earlier injunction, this order would separately block USPS from implementing the mail-ballot provisions for the midterms.
Talwani also rejected the administration's argument that the challenge must await a final USPS rule. She says the proposed rule, steps toward finalization and the fast-approaching election make the dispute ripe now.
On the merits, Talwani again concluded the USPS provisions are likely unconstitutional. She wrote that the executive branch "has no authority to regulate elections," reasoning that the Elections Clause gives that authority to states and Congress.
https://x.com/scotus_wire/status/2087291342518948070
https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.mad.298449/gov.uscourts.mad.298449.183.0_1.pdf
this guy?
sounds about right
ginger finally grew a pair….good for he/him
flounder bust in SC…