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On vigilanteism and finding a way to distinguish it from the sb-8 case. if one thing the trump era brought us it is the absence of shame. mitch mcconnell did it when he refused to vote on merrick garland and coasted through when it was time to bring in amy coney barrett. there is no shame in hypocrisy. i think the court will see gun rights as a very different right. this one is actually expressed this the text of the constitution, as opposed to abortion rights, which are merely implied. they wil...

Majority. heres justice sotomayor in her own words. >> will this institution survive the stench that this creates in the public perception that the constitution and its reading are just political acts? >> will it survive the stench, she asks? as ruth marcus writes for "the washington post," quote, this was no spur-of-the-moment comment. stench was a word deliberately chosen, calibrated to the perceived danger of the moment, studiously oblivious to whether it would antagonize colleagues. it was t...

The Roberts court has eroded the principles on which our Constitutional Republic was founded — which also matters diplomatically.

Solicitor-general, quote, what are the advancements in medicine that could justify abandoning roe v. wade. and quote, when does the life of a woman and putting her at risk enter the calculus? while a decision has yet to be announced the courts conservative majority seems certain to uphold mississippis prohibition on abortion, helping cement that fear the fact the supreme court decided this week to uphold the abortion ban in texas. the justices, however, ruling the law can be challenged in court....

Supreme court should have put to an end months ago. the court, quote, betrays the citizens of texas and our constitutional system of government. that language, that courage to address the stench within our own ranks has many like harvard legal scholar tribe declaring sotomayor the conscience of the court and a brilliant one at that calling her one of president obamas greatest contributions. which congresswoman velasquez agreed with. with a reminder highlighting a letter the scholar wrote to pres...

Quickly becoming in the eyes of many legal scholars the conscience of the court. sonia sotomayer. she went on record this week during oral arguments in the mississippi abortion case calling out the politics that brought the abortion ban to the nations highest bench citing her own observation of how states are passing ever stricter abortion laws, inspired by the courts new conservative majority. here is justice sotomayer in her own words. >> will this institution survive the stench that this crea...

They act because politically they believe there should ban toned abortion, the supreme court will end up with a stench in which people think its politicized. john roberts says this law was designed to work around established law in the supreme court, and if the supreme court goes along with that, it too will lose legitimacy. he cares if he undermine the law in this country. >> yesterdays opinion is both devastating because it has left the texas law in place. its now been 101 days since the law h...

Court out of this sort of spiral into the basis of right-wing politics. do you see it differently? >> no. i see it exactly the same way. i think, actually there is very particular parallelism between what justice sotomayor wrote in her dissent actually from the bench in her arguments from the mississippi state. she said -- the stench quote was about the politicize algs of the court and the notion that if the court becomes seen as a political actor thats the stench. the only reason this case was ...

People to testify. so then the testimony has to come forward. therefore, it is a really important decision, and im hoping that the supreme court takes its role seriously, what justice sotomayor said about the stench in recent argument is certainly going to be one that is going to affect how all people see the supreme court if day do not take this seriously and act expeditiously. >> jill winebanks, thank you very much for joining us on this important night. we really appreciate it. >> thank you, ...

Question, with democrats overwhelmingly in support. justices like sotomayor talking about the stench by the supreme court and i dont think that the biden white house can pretend it didnt smell the odor anymore. theyre going to have to take a position now. >> obviously my time in politics was spent on the other side of the aisle. sometimes regrettably. the way i view in, and please tell me if im wrong, if i have this wrong. is that democrats look at this as sort of like a political hot potato. we...