It's Thursday, June 27th, 2024, a window into my pessimism.

Is it just me or is everybody burnt out?

And the top three things I want for tonight's debate, but probably won't get, next on the AM update.

Today's edition is going to be just a little bit different.

There are just a few things I want to talk about today on today's edition.

Those three things I detailed in the tease.

There's just three items, and I think they all kind of flow together.

Yesterday, of course, the big news, the only real news that mattered is the news that the

Supreme Court decided six to three in Murthy v. Missouri that the government has a right

to coerce their contacts at social media companies into censoring views of Americans.

That is, of course, just a ham-fisted naked skirting of the first at social media companies into censoring views of Americans.

That is, of course, just a ham-fisted naked skirting of the First Amendment.

The very First Amendment, it's first for a reason.

You have the right to free speech.

But the Supreme Court ruled yesterday that as long as governments have contacts for government workers,

government employees have contacts,

have friends at social medias, it's a violation of their First Amendment rights for them to not be able to use those relationships with Big Tech to censor you. That's basically the cancellation

of the First Amendment. Now, the Supreme Court said that it's

basically a technicality, that the states of Missouri and Louisiana didn't show that their

plaintiffs, you know, had standing in front of the court. That's just, just another way of

saying, yeah, we know, we know you caught the government red-handed, but we're too big of cowards to actually say so.

That's basically what that means.

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