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The powerful people in michigan, a lot of the michigan press says they're okay with this. they're good with this kind of government by mutually assured conflict of interest. maybe so. i'm not so sure whether the citizens of michigan are all that good with it. on april 26th, the board of canvassers deadlocked on party lines, throwing the petitions out, saying there will be no referendum on the ballot for that controversial michigan law. since then, this thing has been in and out of the courts and in and out of the courts with the last ruling being that the board of canvassers actually has to pu...

Crime, if you were 16 and one day, after that ruling in 1988, it was still okay to kill you for that crime, but if you were less than 16, that was the line that was drawn there, 1988. 17 years after that in 2005, was when the supreme court said, actually, no, the cut-off now is 18 years old. you cannot kill teenagers in america as punishment for crimes they committed before they were old enough to vote. so that's where we were up until a couple years ago in this country. constitutionally speaking, kids cannot legally be killed by our government. the state can't actively take a kid's life. but ...

Practices act be overthrown. citizens united stands, not only at the federal level but at the state level. there's no bull work against that decision. both of these decisions today, the montana decision and the sentencing kids to die in prison ruling, were frankly overshadowed by the ruling that mostly struck down arizona's anti's immigrant papers please law. but even these overlooked decisions today, the montana decision and the killing kids in prison decision today, even those ones, even those were overlooked today, they even got a heck of a lot more attention than another decision that came...

They're good with this kind of government by mutually assured conflict of interest. maybe so. i'm not so sure whether the citizens of michigan are all that good with it. on april 26th, the board of canvassers deadlocked on party lines, throwing the petitions out, saying there will be no referendum on the ballot for that controversial michigan law. since then, this thing has been in and out of the courts and in and out of the courts with the last ruling being that the board of canvassers actually has to put it on the ballot, but not until there's a chance for one more appeal. in the midst of al...

They considered four parts of the law. three of them they struck down. and the fourth part they said, well, we'll wait and see. it's weird how poorly this ruling was reported on today because it's really not that complicated. the one specific part of the papers please law the court did not strike down, it's not like the court upheld it as definitely constitutional. the court just said, on that part we have to wait and see. specifically in the ruling, they said it would be improper to enjoin it before the courts had an opportunity to construe it. nerd, once it's implemented and we see how it's ...