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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsIt was an especially bad day for former Trump Solicitor General Noel Francisco at Scotus
Francisco is representing a group of payday loan companies subjected to CFPB regulation and challenging its existence, who argued the agency's structure is illegal and must be struck down.
The day went so badly for him, that he frustrated Barrett, Kavanaugh, and Thomas.
Thomas apparently was so frustrated with Francisco that he finally asked Francisco to complete a sentence for him: Funding of the CFPB violates the Appropriations Clause because ...
And he couldn't answer it.
Not surprisingly Alito seemed to be in the payday loans corner
Wouldn't surprise me if Gorsuch shares Alito's position
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It was an especially bad day for former Trump Solicitor General Noel Francisco at Scotus (Original Post)
rpannier
Oct 2023
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Funding SC Justice's vacations by billionaires DOESN'T violate ethics because...
czarjak
Oct 2023
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czarjak
(11,298 posts)1. Funding SC Justice's vacations by billionaires DOESN'T violate ethics because...
mopinko
(70,261 posts)3. this wd open such a can of worms.
i think theyll let it stand, cuz if this falls, the whole govt structure falls.
justaprogressive
(2,237 posts)4. A can of worms!
Duppers
(28,127 posts)5. Yep. Good one.