Over on bluesky, my fellow blogger Mark Tushnet expressed his “frustration” with what the “progressive commentariat” has said thus far on the legal issues raised by President Trump’s purported removal of Lisa Cook from her office as a member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. “I can generate between 10 & 20 nonfrivolous
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