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DC: Bad day in courts for Beltway progressives
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Both the Obama administration and the District of Columbia went to court today to defend themselves from lawsuits over policies that arguably overreach their authority — and neither came out unscathed. The district tried to get a stay on a recent ruling that overturned a gun-license prerequisite that made the district the sole arbiter of a “good reason” for a resident to exercise the right to bear arms, and … it didn’t go well, says the Free Beacon’s Stephen Gutowski: |
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teebonicus
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The Sick and Tired clause of the Constitution.
Oh, that's a real knee-slapper, alright! |
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