Non-Sequiturs: 04.27.17
* Jesus is fighting back against the bum rap he got. [The Onion] * Kansas is the canary in the coal mine for the future of the United States. It... doesn't look great. [Slate] * When John Roberts is incredulous at a line of questioning an assistant solicitor general is going down, well, that's not good for business. [Salon] * Donald Trump hates the Ninth Circuit, wants to break them up. [Huffington Post] * Getting fired really, really sucks. [Law and More] * It's like we live in the upside down. [Politico]
Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr.
* Jesus is fighting back against the bum rap he got. [The Onion]
* Kansas is the canary in the coal mine for the future of the United States. It… doesn’t look great. [Slate]
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* When John Roberts is incredulous at a line of questioning an assistant solicitor general is going down, well, that’s not good for business. [Salon]
* Donald Trump hates the Ninth Circuit, wants to break them up. [Huffington Post]
* Getting fired really, really sucks. [Law and More]
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* It’s like we live in the upside down. [Politico]
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