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By Bob Unruh U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts (Official photo) A leftist magazine has warned that Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts’ popularity – his 60% support among Americans – is a problem. “The consequences for … popular democracy could be dire,” the magazine recently warned. And that prompted constitutional expert Jonathan Turley to […]
What is now the existential threat to democracy? A new Gallup poll showing that Chief Justice John Roberts is the most popular political figure in public life.
Democrats used to call themselves the party of working people and hail the work ethic. But that was then, and this is now.
ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
Possible. that plus the fact that in some states, there's different ways to gerrymander. texas republicans have really prioritized building up huge walls against sort of a blue wave is not going to knock off their incumbents. and also, they're building in room such that if the suburbs of texas started moving like the suburbs in other parts of the country, they're still going to be safe. but the flip side of that is that they haven't minimized the number of democratic seats across the state in the same way the democrats in illinois are minimizing the number of republican seats. >> right. >> you...