"His own life offered the answer: Dignity is never in the dying; it's in insisting on living, fully and enthusiastically."
Another lovely tribute to @tkdylan, this one from the pen of @bethanyshondark.
"Van Dyke was joined on the panel by Aaron Bress, another Trump appointee, and Morgan Christen, an Obama appointee."
Who is Aaron Bress? Anyway, more proof that Trump's transformation of the Ninth Circuit is his most important judicial legacy after SCOTUS.
I can't say I'm entirely persuaded. Don't get me wrong. On the merits, Sauer is right; at least, the plaintiffs' standing theory is rubbish. It's just that for me there's no getting around the fact that Trump wantonly demolished part of the White House. That taints it all.
The solution, as I've long advocated, is eliminating blue slips for US attorneys. They are appointed by the president, carry out his policies, and leave when he does. They're not like judges, who have life tenure and therefore arguably merit the scrutiny a blue slip entails.