In Justice Gorsuch's concurrence, his argument that the majority opinion written by Justice Kagan in this tariffs case is inconsistent with votes of previous De

In Justice Gorsuch's concurrence, his argument that the majority opinion written by Justice Kagan in this tariffs case is inconsistent with votes of previous Democratic justices in previous cases about executive branch discretion does not hold water [1]. Also, there's this tidbit (where MQD stands for major questions doctrine) [1]: > After falsely claiming that the Democratic appointees “do not object to [the MQD’s] application in this case” (which, in point of fact, they do), [1] https://www.stevevladeck.com/p/212-the-gorsuch-kagan-tariffs-exchange https://www.stevevladeck.com/p/212-the-gorsuch-kagan-tariffs...