Balls & Strikes
Jay WillisThe official newsletter of Balls & Strikes, each week from Jay Willis
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Originalist Judges Are Spitting On the Constitution and Think You Won’t Notice
In May 2025, Republicans in Texas passed a law that requires each individual classroom in all of the state’s 9,113 public schools to display a “durable poster or framed copy” of the Ten Commandments. To comply with the law, known as S.B. 10...
The Most Offensive Thing a Supreme Court Justice Can Do Is Be Honest About the Supreme Court
Last fall, Justice Brett Kavanaugh wrote a concurrence in a Supreme Court case about ICE’s practice of arresting people based solely on the facts that they appear to be Hispanic, and were caught speaking Spanish in a public place. In his op...
Brett Kavanaugh’s Colleagues Are Getting Awfully Tired of Brett Kavanaugh
In September 2025, Justice Brett Kavanaugh wrote what I believe will go down as, even by the standards of Supreme Court opinions, some of the most embarrassingly out-of-touch dreck I have ever had occasion to read. Over the course of a ten-...
Pam Bondi Was Bad. Trump’s Next Attorney General Will Be Worse
On Thursday morning, NBC News reported that President Donald Trump was giving serious thought to replacing Attorney General Pam Bondi, with whom he’d grown “frustrated” for not “executing on his vision” as well as he’d hoped. He officially ...
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