States have turned to the courts to try to influence national policy, protect state interests and block perceived federal overreach. When a Democrat is president, the lawsuits comes from Republican state officials. When there’s a Republican in office, it’s Democrats leading the charge.
  States have turned to the courts to try to influence national policy, protect state interests and block perceived federal overreach. When a Democrat is president, the lawsuits comes from Republican state officials. When there’s a Republican in office, it’s Democrats leading the charge.
  • th3raid0rMA
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    3 days ago

    Ah, a syndication from Cronkite News - that explains the “enlightened centrism” angle.

  • zeppo@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    4 days ago

    Not a very surprising synopsis… Political parties file lawsuits to contest policies with which they disagree.