3L @ Northwestern. Dog mom.
Interested in appellate advocacy, civil litigation, public transit, and P.G. Wodehouse.
Megan
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I'm sorry. This may be reality but given only passing familiarity with the Constitution, and passing historical knowledge, this is just insane. Have we learned nothing? Hello: earth to Congress!
www.nytimes.com/2026/03/31/u...
New piece makes the case: our rigid two-party system isn’t inevitable—it’s the product of rules. Reforms like fusion voting can open the door to new parties, stronger coalitions, and voter choice. @leedrutman.bsky.social @newamerica.org @politicalreform.newamerica.org substack.com/home/post/p-...
(1) Teaching a seminar-style UET intro at YLS and the most striking thing is the difference between “originalism” done in the 1990s and what someone like @jdmortenson.bsky.social does today.
Birthright citizenship is no ancient relic. It resonates deeply with other features of our constitutional democracy (like the prohibition on titles of nobility and "corruption of blood") that reject parentage as the sine qua non of equal status. I explain in a column for @justiaverdict.bsky.social 👇
Restoring legislative supremacy is not just a nerdy legal thing. Saving US science and innovation depends on it.
The core change killing NIH, NSF, and cancer research and cures this year is the president taking control of these agencies. @nataliebaviles.bsky.social and I wrote abt this: 1/
More Iranian girls we killed to achieve the objective of giving the IRGC complete control of a vital global shipping lane.
Law is real
I chose *not* to title my party presentation principle paper "You Down With PPP?" but it took every last bit of self-restraint
I too would like someone to follow me around and have all unflattering photos of me banished from earth
