There's one in Ohio now, too. But that's still mostly red.
The powers are explicitly stated. Changing the number of seats is quite literally within their power, not a violation.
The SC has yet to directly contradict a straightforward statement in the constitution. Going outside the text is not the same as violating the text themselves.
No it wouldn't be?
If the supreme Court wants to start declaring parts of the Constitution to be unconstitutional, they're just poking holes in their own authority.
And the state House of reps.
Several Midwestern states have suspended gas taxes making it artificially low for the last couple months. I know Ohio and Indiana did so. It's actually "under $4" in central Ohio right now.
She has a son charged with grooming to avoid visiting in court, at the very least.
Which is why her son is on trial.
The Constitution says in plain terms that Congress sets the number of justices. It's been expanded before. There's really no standing for any argument saying it can't.
Make every citizen a judge. Boom.
Fuck off. Calling people ungrateful because they wanted an alternative to spyware shit and then get presented with this device that is so far outside a reasonable price for a phone. I'm sure you're just waiting to jump in when people don't buy it, as you've suggested, and then there are no additional models produced with some snarky comments about there being no demand.
The pedo in the Whitehouse does not deal in anything other than personal squabbles
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