

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham donned a custom-made jockey uniform to the Kentucky Derby Saturday. The outfit, complete with “MLG” and a Zia sign emblazoned on the front, even landed the governor in the pages of Forbes. sfnm.co/4nddsQv
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Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham donned a custom-made jockey uniform to the Kentucky Derby Saturday. The outfit, complete with “MLG” and a Zia sign emblazoned on the front, even landed the governor in the pages of Forbes. sfnm.co/4nddsQv

Seeing a lot of "why hasn't DOJ sued my state which has an AWB/mag ban!?". Because it would probably be pointless as there is already controlling caselaw in that circuit. There's two reasons a lawsuit of that kind makes sense: 1. There is no controlling AWB precedent in that circuit, or no case way ahead of it on the same issue that awaits a ruling. The Denver lawsuit falls into this category, as the 10th Circuit has yet to definitively rule on the issue post-Bruen. 2. There is controlling precedent, but no case is pending at SCOTUS right now from that circuit. Virginia in the 4th Circuit would fit this category. After Snope was denied last year, there is no 4th Circuit case waiting on a cert decision that I am aware of, so DOJ could quickly lose its way up to SCOTUS without getting stayed to await some other case. If DOJ filed a lawsuit against, e.g., the Washington State assault weapons ban, it would get immediately stayed pending Miller (which is awaiting a ruling in the Ninth Circuit) or pending a cert decision in Duncan. It would be pointless. Hope that helps.






Eric Swalwell spoke at anti-gun gala in NYC before allegedly raping former staffer: source trib.al/jeJ4PWx




