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B1G has NYC, Chicago and now LA TV markets. The problem is Atlanta, Dallas and Birmingham draw more for college sports. ...

This is not actually a bad idea. Add Arizona and Colorado, NC State and Virginia Tech. Leaves a very attractive Kansas to go along with NC and Duke to the B1G though. ...

[quote]Why NC State instead of UNC? [/quote] Dont think we could get UNC. They are pretentious and will choose the B1G. NC State is a very good cultural fit for the SEC. I think we are headed to three conferences of 24. SEC, B1G and what's left. The third conference will take on the Big East...

Colorado, Kansas, North Carolina State and Virginia Tech would be the four that make competitive and TV sense. NC State and Va Tech are SEC-like schools with big fanbases in new states. Kansas gives us a boost to basketball pedigree and Colorado is a big TV market. I could see the B1G ra...

[quote]Is this in any way retroactive? Can policies not expressly delegated to administrative agencies that are now in place be challenged on this basis? [/quote] There is no automatic switch to turn those off, but someone with standing could challenge anything and use this ruling as precedent. ...

[quote]so a written bill voted on in congress and signed by the president? the normal law passing process? [/quote] Yep. Congress has relied on the alphabet agencies to do their dirty work. Most of this crap wouldn't get out of Congressional committee. ...

From the actual ruling: When Congress seems slow to solve problems, it may be only natural that those in the Executive Branch might seek to take matters into their own hands. But the Constitution does not authorize agencies to use pen-and-phone regulations as substitutes for laws passed by the p...

Did Congress tell the ATF to regulate pistol braces? No? then they don't have the authority. Congress can give them that authority, but some loser in an office building can't just come up with rules. ...

[quote]Not a 52-7 win, but a win. [/quote] Here's the sports analogy. We went up 7-0 with the gun decision. We went up 14-0 with Dobbs. We got a pick six to go up 21-0 with the prayer in schools We just drove the ball 99 yards down the field to score another TD to go up 27-0 with West V...

Chevron was ignored. Court told Congress to do their job. ...

And we have a surprise victory for Biden in Biden v. Texas. Kav and Roberts joined the libs. ...

[quote]How so? [/quote] Opinions released in reverse seniority with Chief Justice being last. Chief Justice has the first opinion, so only he can have the second. ...

We know that Roberts is writing Biden v. Texas as well. I expect a Texas victory and Trump's Remain in Mexico policy to stay in-tact. Another blow to Biden's immigration plan. ...

Here's the ruling in a nutshell [b]If Congress wants to give an administrative agency the power to make “decisions of vast economic and political significance,” it must say so clearly.[/b] Its the ruling that we wanted on this case. Getting rid of Chevron would have done nothing different on t...

[quote]Field goal or touchdown? [/quote] Its a touchdown to take a 27-0 lead. We went for two to rub it in and missed it. ...

[quote]Syllabus says reversed and remanded .. [/quote] The DC Circuit's decision. Not Chevron. This is good news. Climate change hysteria is going to take a big hit. The alphabet agencies have to be careful and Congress has to get to work. ...

Its WV and its Roberts. Its 6-3 for West Virginia. A good day for America. No mention of Chevron though. ...

[quote]No she wasn't. She left in early March of 1983. [/quote] Sorry. She was there for the original case, not the SCOTUS decision. ...

[quote]Have they disclosed who's writing the opinions yet? [/quote] No. We get surprised with that. ...

T-4 minutes. Do we get West Virginia first? Gorsuch writing WV makes me feel better than Roberts. ...