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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsHow convenient of the Supreme Court to time their health care ruling for the Monday news cycle
Just in time to dominate a week of coverage and coincide with the 'get Eric Holder" nonsense.
Yep, no rightwing judicial activism to see here.
geek_sabre
(731 posts)I figure they'll release ACA decision on Thursday, then disappear for their recess.
elleng
(130,934 posts)And, of course, they never actually disappear; they're always available for scheduling and other urgent matters. They could use a break, of course; been a pretty busy session.
elleng
(130,934 posts)Its TRADITIONAL that most decisions are released on Mondays; some are released on Thursdays.
As to the 'get Eric Holder' nonsense, THAT is ALL up to the damned repug dominated Congress, timed perfectly to interfere with DOJ's efforts against repug's anti-voting plans. I doubt, however, that it will in fact interfere with that (except in the media.)
PoliticAverse
(26,366 posts)These are the two 'non argument' days on the Court's calendar.
See: http://www.supremecourt.gov/
elleng
(130,934 posts)Raine
(30,540 posts)more than one big story at a time.
PoliticAverse
(26,366 posts)SoutherDem
(2,307 posts)Also, could a good Democratic response help control it or do they have to just go with the flow?
If it were me, on ACA I would start talking 24/7 on what the American people have lost. Holder may be more difficult to control.
Since everything Obama does is going to be called political anyway, what could he do to attempt to trump the news? Even if it is political.
boxman15
(1,033 posts)If it's not, the media will cease to give any shits about Holder and make the ruling into an Obamapocalyspe or something like that. The double standards of the MSM never surprise me.
PoliticAverse
(26,366 posts)SoCalDem
(103,856 posts)cowards that they are