Imagine using a ruling from over 100 years ago to base modern interpretations on.
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I don't think there have been any new discoveries about what composes a single subject since then.
(Note that the "single subject" rule has been in Nebraska's constitution since it was originally written in 1866.)
Way to go, Nebraska Supreme Court. 1895 dumbasses would be so proud.
The amount of this country I’m interested in visiting is shrinking so fast
Right there with you, I make an effort to plan trips around those sorts of criteria. I'm from IL, but still have family (barely) across the IN state line. I can easily enough visit without spending a nickel in IN.
More difficult to go other directions sometimes, but as a matter of course I tend to stay north of the Mason-Dixon with precious few exceptions. That doesn't solve the problem entirely, but eliminates some of the worst offenders.
Nebraska isn't exactly on my bucket list, or 'states I must drive through to get to x' list, so I'll probably be fine avoiding them, but it becomes more and more difficult to track those lists mentally as time goes on.
Hard to not be like “Oh, this is the sort of electorate you’ve chosen? Fair enough, message received. I’ll go spend my vacation budget literally anywhere else.”
The state’s high court acknowledged in its ruling that abortion and gender-affirming care “are distinct types of medical care,” but found the law does not violate Nebraska’s single-subject rule because both abortion and transgender health fall under the subject of medical care.
Time to introduce my Viagra & Assisted Suicide bill
"Well they're both on the same piece of paper, so they're clearly a single subject."