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Stephen Reinhardt: Why our democracy is not the enemy
In today’s Times, Linda Greenhouse, who for many years covered the Supreme Court for the paper, wrote about Stephen Reinhardt, the federal appellate judge who sat on the Ninth Circuit Court in San Francisco. It is, as always with Greenhouse, … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order, Politics, The Facts of Life
Tagged habeas corpus, Judge Stephen Reinhardt, liberals, Linda Greenhouse, progressives, SCOTUS, social justice, Supreme Court
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John Roberts’ delusion about his Supreme Court
I am wiggling around today, on pins and needles. Today was the oral argument in Gill v Whitford, the huge Wisconsin gerrymandering case before the Supreme Court. A number of people have written that SCOTUS’s decision might be the biggest … Continue reading
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Tagged gerrymandering, Gill v Whitford, John Roberts, Koch Bros final solution to democracy, Neil Gorsuch, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, Supreme Court oral arguments, Wisconsin gerrymandering
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“Corporations aren’t people. Americans get it. Gorsuch doesn’t.”
OPINION | Our democracy won’t work if all our citizens don’t have an equal voice. Source: Corporations aren’t people. Americans get it. Gorsuch doesn’t. | TheHill This is a take-down of Neil Gorsuch and his candidacy for the Supreme Court, … Continue reading
Posted in Koch Bros Final Solution to Democracy, Politics, The god problem
Tagged Citizens United, Koch Bros final solution to democracy, Supreme Court, Supreme Court justices
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