The Supreme Court’s “Major Questions Doctrine” Is a Threat to Democracy

Aaron Bushnell was an active duty service member who gave his life to send a message. That message was "Free Palestine!" This is a message that should not be forgotten despite the efforts to minimize his actions and obfuscate his final words.

Candidates Jailed. Party Banned. Supporters Harassed. This did not stop Pakistanis from going to the polls in droves to show their displeasure of the US-backed Military Dictatorship. Show Links

Republicans are threatening civil war over states rights to abuse migrants. This comes following huge concessions from democrats over border policy to gut asylum protections and increase border militarization. Both parties are playing politics as Republicans tank the most right-wing border legislation in decades and Democrats abandon any interest in human or immigrant rights. Show Links

The International Court of Justice has ruled that the claim of Genocide is "Plausible." After the ruling, the US cut off funding to the most important humanitarian aid group in Gaza. Meanwhile, Israel is ramping up their slaughter of civilians after being told to take steps to do otherwise. Also, Nancy Pelosi thinks ceasefire protesters are Russian Plants. All that and more on this week's episode.

Shane & Nehemiah break down the past few weeks of slaughter in Gaza Show Links

Shane & Nehemiah discuss the autoworkers strike. Show Links

The police sent the message: “mind your own business or we’re going to step on you,” the co-owner said. Show Links Source Article

The “major questions doctrine,” cited to invalidate student loan forgiveness, empowers the conservative Supreme Court to veto any executive action with broad social impact. Its goal is to undermine the government’s ability function and aid average people. Show Links Source Article

Critics of the proposal warn that foreign intervention may strengthen and legitimize the currently unelected government. Show Links Source Article

The Trump-appointed postmaster general behaves as if the public isn’t entitled to transparency at a public institution. Show Links Source Article