Tag: supreme court
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Is Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson arguing the government has the right to censor speech?
Glen Greenwald tweeted a couple clips from the arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court surrounding the federal government’s active suppression of speech on social media companies like Facebook and Twitter. Justice Brown Jackson seems to argue the federal government should be allowed to pressure platforms to restrict speech it does not like. She uses national…
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Affirmative Action Around the World
This is the book you read to understand why today’s Supreme Court ruling was the correct one.
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3 dissenting Supreme Court justices rightly worry about teacher coercion
The problem is they’re worried about teachers coercing students to believe in God. Would they be equally worried about coercive behavior regarding gender assignment ideology? One is rather benign and the other ends with possible life altering surgeries and hormone blocking. Kennedy’s prayer practice also implicated the coercion concerns at the center of this Court’s…
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President Biden irresponsibly undermines the Supreme Court of the United States
In one of the most irresponsible speeches ever given by a sitting President, Biden undermines the legitimacy of the Supreme Court of the United States. The Dobbs Decision didn’t ban abortion. Instead it overturned a bad decision that created a right out of thin air. The power to regulate and legislate abortion belongs to the…
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Joe Biden has always been an obnoxious douchebag
There was a short clip that has been making the rounds on Twitter from the Judge Robert Bork confirmation hearings back in 1987. It’s a short snippet where Joe Biden sort of tells the future of where we are today with COVID-19, vaccinations and testing. It’s creepy enough on its own. Here is the clip…
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Biden to convene panel to consider court packing
For everyone who thinks Joe Biden is capable of holding off the progressive hoard. This just in! President Biden on Friday will order a 180-day study of adding seats to the Supreme Court, making good on a campaign-year promise to establish a bipartisan commission to examine the potentially explosive subjects of expanding the court or…