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Jbraybarten

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1. The conservatives crossed a line in 2000 with the Bush v Gore decision & repeatedly since, it's more than past...

Reply to ificandream (Original post)

Fri Oct 31, 2025, 09:17 AM

Oct 31

...time for the liberal justices to "go there."

Roberts and the right wingers are not playing by the rules. And they certainly aren't "calling balls and strikes" as Roberts proclaimed 20 years ago.

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The Debate Dividing the Supreme Court's Liberal Justices (NY TIMES) [View all] ificandream Oct 31 OP

The conservatives crossed a line in 2000 with the Bush v Gore decision & repeatedly since, it's more than past... Jbraybarten Oct 31 #1

EXACTEMENT!!! Mme. Defarge Oct 31 #2

That's always the problem, Democrats play nice while Republicans kick them in the head. dem4decades Oct 31 #3

At least a couple of the Justices are traitors, Haggard Celine Oct 31 #4

"They're going to give"? Dave says Oct 31 #5

There will be many more cases. Haggard Celine Oct 31 #6

The only limits to his power are ... Dave says Oct 31 #7