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1 of 18 hedged
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Sarah Isgur and David French discuss Supreme Court updates on two cases: preferred advertising rates for political committees and Missouri’s congressional districts.
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Isgur → discuss → committees
Then, Judge Jeff Sutton, chief judge of the 6th Circuit and No. 1 AO judicial crush, and Neil Weare, co-director of Right to Democracy, join to discuss insular cases and where birthright citizenship stands after Trump v. Barbara.
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The Agenda:
–Our first Olympian guest
–Background on insular cases
Advisory Opinions is a production of The Dispatch, a digital media company covering politics, policy, and culture from a non-partisan, conservative perspective.
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I was born ready.
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[rock music playing]
Welcome to Advisory Opinions.
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We've got a few Supreme Court updates for you, both on preferred advertising rates for political committees and Missouri's congressional districts.
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The Supreme Court has weighted on both, and one of them's a mess.
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one → weight → them
But then we have a wonderful conversation for you on the Insular cases, and after Trump v. Barbara, the birthright citizenship case, where birthright citizenship stands in a special little case coming out of Alaska.
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citizenship → have → Alaska
To join us for that conversation is Chief Judge of the Sixth Circuit and number one Advisory Opinion judicial crush, Judge Jeff Sutton, and Neal Wier, who is the co-director of Right to Democracy.
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He was, uh, raised in Guam.
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And by the way, David, fun fact, he ran in the 2004 Olympics for Guam, the 1,500-meter dash.
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he → run → dash
People may not know this, but the American territories can have their own Olympic teams, including their own soccer team.
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territories → know → team
You can compete in Miss Universe.
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You don't have to be an independent country to have your own Olympic team.
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So I'm just saying, Texas, what if [laughs] we had our own Olympic team?
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And so I basically consider her like another sister-in-law, which makes Neal-
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