Morning Docket

Morning Docket: 03.20.18

* Supreme Court won't wade into Arizona's death penalty law so they can really concentrate on the important work of union busting. [NY Times] * Speaking of the Supreme Court, Mississippi has set up a date to discuss its new abortion ban whenever the Court totally changes its membership. [NPR] * Trump hired Joseph Digenova, a kooky conspiracy theorist who goes on cable news to claim that the FBI framed Trump. I really want to test a theory -- if CNN is willing to have me on to explain my belief that Robert Mueller is just George Soros in a mask, how many days would it take before I got added to the defense team. [CNN] * The average age of a baseball fan is 53 years old. Now Congress wants to make sure the future of the sport are paid like it's 1965. [Washington Post] * The Tex McIver trial continues with some unsettling testimony. [CBS News] * Trump's reliance on NDAs has hit a wall -- fired White House officials can't be silenced. [Reuters]

By Joe Patrice on March 20, 2018 8:51 am

Supreme Court - Washington DC* Supreme Court won’t wade into Arizona’s death penalty law so they can really concentrate on the important work of union busting. [NY Times]

* Speaking of the Supreme Court, Mississippi has set up a date to discuss its new abortion ban whenever the Court totally changes its membership. [NPR]

* Trump hired Joseph Digenova, a kooky conspiracy theorist who goes on cable news to claim that the FBI framed Trump. I really want to test a theory — if CNN is willing to have me on to explain my belief that Robert Mueller is just George Soros in a mask, how many days would it take before I got added to the defense team. [CNN]

* The average age of a baseball fan is 53 years old. Now Congress wants to make sure the future of the sport are paid like it’s 1965. [Washington Post]

* The Tex McIver trial continues with some unsettling testimony. [CBS News]

* Trump’s reliance on NDAs has hit a wall — fired White House officials can’t be silenced. [Reuters]