The World and Everything In It 5.19.25 The Supreme Court considers universal injunctions, David Bahnsen reflects on Warren Buffet’s strategy, and church leaders create the Nicene Creed
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May 19, 2025 In this discussion, financial analyst David Bahnsen, head of The Bahnsen Group, shares insights into Warren Buffett's investment strategies and their long-term benefits. He delves into the complexities of universal injunctions, shedding light on how they affect judicial authority and marginalized communities. The conversation also touches on the historical significance of the Nicene Creed and the early church's theological debates, revealing how these foundational ideas continue to influence Christian doctrine today.
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Supreme Court Debates Nationwide Injunctions
- Supreme Court debates if single judges can issue nationwide injunctions stopping federal policies.
- The Court questions the fairness and constitutional basis of universal injunctions expanding one judge's power.
Key Phrase Challenges Birthright Citizenship
- The core debate focuses on the 14th Amendment's phrase "subject to the jurisdiction thereof" for birthright citizenship.
- The Trump administration challenges longstanding precedent that grants citizenship to children born in the U.S. regardless of parents' status.
Use Panels to Curb Forum Shopping
- To curb forum shopping on nationwide injunctions, a law could require three-judge panels from different districts to decide cases.
- This would reduce individual judges' power to block nationwide policies unilaterally and foster fairer rulings.