Dan Epps

We have Justice Kavanaugh opinion that, you know, as he sometimes does, kind of doesn't give us, you know, a distilled down, you know, simple rule.

Instead, he says, look, here's some factors.

Right.

This reminded me a little bit.

Was it the United States versus Texas?

That one where he was like, here's five reasons why there's no United States versus Texas or Biden versus Texas.

But yes.

Yeah, I forget what the caption of that one was.

I mean, you know what I'm talking about, though.

Yes.

And he was like, five reasons, you know.

Five reasons why Texas can't join the immigration authority.

Well, and also like the United States here has confessed error, right?

So this is a case where the solicitor general's office said, yeah, we're wrong.

Sorry.

And so they had to appoint someone.

John Bash to come in and, you know, argue as an amicus in support of the judgment below.

I mean, in an earlier age, would this case have never arisen?

They just would have done a little GVR in light of the confession of error?

Yeah, I mean, I wonder whether, you know,