Morning Docket: 01.22.08
* Fed cuts fed funds rate by 0.75%, but stocks are still lower. [AP; New York Times; Washington Post]
* Clinton and Obama get snippy with each other in debate, raising questions about each other’s legal work. [Washington Post; New York Times; WSJ Law Blog]
* SCOTUS denies review in gigantic Enron-related investors’ lawsuit. [SCOTUSblog via How Appealing]
* Statutory interpretation makes for strange bedfellows in 5-4 ruling in Ali v. Federal Bureau of Prisons. [SCOTUSblog (PDF) via How Appealing]
* New York City revisits the issue of forced disclosure of calorie counts by restaurants. [AP via Drudge]
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Down with Obama.
I like rate cuts and I cannot lie;
You other brothers can't deny;
When a loan walks in with an itty-bitty rate;
and a long term in your face;
you get BUYIN'!
I like rate cuts and I cannot lie;
You other brothers can't deny;
When a loan walks in with an itty-bitty rate;
and a long term in your face;
you get BUYIN'!
Lat,
Your servers suck.
Love,
Sir Mix-a-lot (a.k.a. he who did not click twice on "post")