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And now, produced with breathtaking rapidity, here are the shownotes for Remnant Episode 47: The Sweet Mystery of Anthony Kennedy, with @ishapiro and @JonahNRO:

Scholars Aaron Barnes & @ishapiro from @CatoInstitute explain why right & necessary for #SCOTUS to overturn precedent in its #Janus decision. Read their comments now: http://bit.ly/2Kvtq8k #ThursdayThoughts

.@ishapiro, Editor-in-Chief of @CatoInstitute Supreme Court Review, joins The Morning Blaze w/@DocThompsonShow Listen LIVE:http://theblazeradio.com #WhatILearnedToday #SCOTUS

@FEC Internet Ad Disclaimers Hearing: 1st panel, Wed 10am: •@AllenJDickerson, Legal Dir @InstFreeSpeech •@brendanfischer, Dir Fed Reform @CampaignLegal •@ThePaulSRyan, VP, Policy & Lit @CommonCause •@ishapiro, Sr Fellow in Const Studies @CatoInstitute

The #SCOTUS has ruled that a legislative and congressional redistricting map in Texas was not discriminatory. @ishapiro of the @CatoInstitute explains the ruling with @SteveScottNEWS and @MikeWallaceWCBS.

"Lucia will go down as a case where the Court actually reads what the Constitution says and applies, regardless of what that might mean for efficiency of government." Read @ishapiro's analysis of a recent ruling by #SCOTUS: http://bit.ly/2K4cvq6 @CatoInstitute #Constitution

On Gorsuch vs Thomas, my latest @FDRLST.

I was in the courtroom for this morning's travel ban argument. Here's my quick reax: In a normal case involving an executive action over national security, no court would ever second-guess the president. 1/

If you were surprised by Gorsuch (pleasantly or otherwise), you weren’t paying attention. My latest @dcexaminer

#SCOTUSlinkoftheday: @ishapiro looks at recent decisions that "teased out differences" between Justices Neil Gorsuch & Clarence Thomas, noting that “while both are originalists and textualists... they sometimes come out differently when the law is unclear”