The Supreme Court and cases they could screw us on.
Oct 10, 2022 18:41:16 GMT
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Post by onelasttime on Oct 10, 2022 18:41:16 GMT
Last term the Supreme Court delivered some decisions that, quite frankly, will harm the American People.
And they are poised to do it again this year. On the docket are cases involving voting, the environment and the rights of members of the LGBTQ community.
As these cases and potentially other cases make there way to a decision I plan to bring the information here so we can see, in one spot, how the Supreme Court will continue to harm the American People with their decisions. And then whine when they are criticized for their decisions.
Aaron Rupar in his newsletter gives us a glimpse to what’s ahead. And it’s not pretty.
From the article…
This term is also shaping up to be a doozy. SCOTUS will be deciding cases that could have profound impacts on democracy, including one that could further chip away at the Voting Rights Act. Another case could give Republican-controlled state legislatures unchecked power over elections. There’s a case that involves whether web designers can refuse to produce websites for same-sex marriages, another that could gut the Clean Water Act. And there’s not much reason to hope that any of this will turn out well.
And they are poised to do it again this year. On the docket are cases involving voting, the environment and the rights of members of the LGBTQ community.
As these cases and potentially other cases make there way to a decision I plan to bring the information here so we can see, in one spot, how the Supreme Court will continue to harm the American People with their decisions. And then whine when they are criticized for their decisions.
Aaron Rupar in his newsletter gives us a glimpse to what’s ahead. And it’s not pretty.
From the article…
This term is also shaping up to be a doozy. SCOTUS will be deciding cases that could have profound impacts on democracy, including one that could further chip away at the Voting Rights Act. Another case could give Republican-controlled state legislatures unchecked power over elections. There’s a case that involves whether web designers can refuse to produce websites for same-sex marriages, another that could gut the Clean Water Act. And there’s not much reason to hope that any of this will turn out well.
