The Supreme Court's 'Trump too small' case centers an important issue against an absurd backdrop, jordan_s_rubin writes.
, with the phrase ‘Trump’s package is too small,’ on the back, followed by a list of policy areas that he says fit that characterizationSen. Marco Rubio, Donald Trump, Sen. Ted Cruz, and then-Ohio Gov. John Kasich during a Republican presidential primary debate on March 3, 2016, in Detroit.Federal law rejects trademarks that identify “a particular living individual except by his written consent.
that the law “is not a restriction on speech” but rather “a viewpoint-neutral condition on a government benefit.”, will likely be heard next Supreme Court term, which begins in October, with a decision expected by late June 2024. It’s unlikely to be the most pressing legal matter on Trump’s mind as he tries to re-take the White House and fend off at least one criminal indictment (which is
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