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Matthew Cortland (they)@matthewcort.land |
The Senate Judiciary Committee should publicly investigate the political bias we have seen on display at the Supreme Court – doing so is both the right thing to do and politically popular:
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C.V. Danes
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I'm guessing they won't want to appear partisan by investigating overt and blatant partisan behavior.
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Secretoriginz
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The J6 committee is a prime example of when a thing is both right ethically & right politically. It helped to keep this agregious crime in the news & it got a lot of key people on the record about what they knew.
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DCOber
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Sure, but I think doing something that is both morally right and politically beneficial is considered cheating by most Democrats.
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ForestWalker
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The fact that half of Republicans support this is wild.
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Einst1
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GOP: Then we'll investigate the liberal justices!! Everyone else: Ok.
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Portland Man
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As fine a way for the political branches to signal to the courts that they've gone too far
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Matt Rowan
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Desperately need popular support for holistic reform to our institutions. Everyone should care that they've been able to get away with this kind of naked corruption and bias for so long.
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Oregon Rolled A 20
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the fact judges are politically appointed would seem they would have political biases based on who appointed them -sees who appointed those problematic judges- case in point.
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@ianbobmorris.bsky.social
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All my criticisms of Durbin are still valid
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