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It was a case they had to take because the Fifth Circuit didn’t shut it completely down and they couldn’t have this be ruled differently in different courts.
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Literally the first hit on google followed by articles by every major news corporation on earth.
Which is why obviously corrupt justices should be removed from office. Impeaching government officials who take bribes isn’t “delegitimizing” anything, it’s how the system was always intended to work.
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This is correct response. It’s illegitimate to have a SCOTUS justice receiving huge sums of gifts from a billionaire. Like this is just comical levels of corruption
“Going to”?
JFC, it’s already been delegitimized.
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You have shifted the goal posts. You said every SCOTUS expert, then you provide an article that talks about public perception.
The cash brides are bad but the two justices openly into maga conspiracy with wives courting insurrection is so much worse.
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More Roberts bullshit. “If someone with standing wants to sue, come on back!” Scumbags
Periodic reminder Roberts has a net positive approval rating AMONG DEMOCRATS
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Roberts is the boyfriend who just verbally and psychologically abuses you, but offers some protection from the physically abusive ex.
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Why is Senator Durbin hell-bent on delegitimizing the SCOTUS?
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Alito’s got to be kicking himself right now; he could have been raking in all this bribe money the whole time!
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This task of gratitude to our fathers, justice to ourselves, duty to posterity, and love for our species in general, all imperatively require us faithfully to perform. How then, shall we perform it?
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Just read that. Had never read it before. Pretty interesting.
Yeah. We can lol law and norms and sure in the end they’re not exactly laws of nature but what else do we have?
“Reason, cold, calculating, unimpassioned reason, must furnish all the materials for our future support and defence.”
That really stood out to me too. I’ve probably watched too much Star Trek though.