Today's Brian

If we're going to be the nation of laws we say we want to be - if we're to have any real chance at moving forward towards that "more perfect union", then we have to hold everybody to account for every piece of our constitution - the body of law that is supposed to facilitate self-governance, as opposed to having an elite cadre of people who get to tell us which laws they'll adhere to today, and which ones they don't feel like obeying. All of which could be completely different tomorrow, of course, depending on what fuckery they've been up to lately.

Brian Tyler Cohen - on Marj Greene's problem: