Show Notes
Wednesday, June 17 — the Supreme Court is sitting on roughly 20 unissued opinions with no warning on timing and a hard deadline at the end of June. Rush and Reagan hand you the cheat sheet before the rulings land.
They break down the birthright citizenship fight in Trump v. Barbara and why the nationwide injunction question buried inside it may matter more than the citizenship ruling itself. They cover the two transgender athlete cases and why a narrow legal holding will get covered as something far broader. They walk through a pair of Second Amendment cases — including one tied to the same statute that convicted Hunter Biden — that are getting almost no press despite major downstream consequences. And they close on the election law double-header: mail-ballot grace periods and 50-year-old campaign spending limits, both likely to drop before the 2026 midterms.
Every case comes down to the same fight: where does authority begin and where does it end. Knowing that before the headline hits is the whole point.
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