
About this episode
Sarah Isgur and David French discuss the hottest case on everyone’s lips—Seven County Infrastructure Coalition v. Eagle County—and how buzz around Abundance Democrats may have influenced the outcome.
The Agenda:—Some regulatory papers are longer than the railroads entities were requesting to build—Subbing in recused SCOTUS judges, what could go wrong?—Abortion battles in Texas—Yes, maybe having Steve Bannon's case at the Supreme Court is a good thing—Judges act differently on camera
Show Notes:—John Ross' "Short Circuit" newslette
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