In Murthy v. Missouri the Court refused to consider the merits of a free-speech case because the plaintiffs allegedly lacked “standing,” but as the dissent argues, all the elements for standing were present, and the Court most certainly should have ruled on the merits. Tracy Beanz, who’s followed the case closely, joins us.
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