Chief Justice Roberts 'enveloped in chaos' as he loses control of the Supreme Court

[basquebromance]

i don't believe this story by "CNN legal analyst"

everything's fine folks nothing to lose confidence about!

Analysis: With an unprecedented leak, Roberts appears suddenly ineffectual

The chief justice of the United States is only as powerful as the individual who wears the title and his times.

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Chief Justice Roberts 'enveloped in chaos' as he loses control of the Supreme Court: CNN

According to a report from CNN legal analyst Joan Biskupic, the leak of a first draft Supreme Court opinion that indicates the conservative-leaning court has every intention of dismantling the 50-year-old court decision that legalized abortion, is just one sign the Chief Justice John Roberts'...

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[Moonglow]

Don't you worry the fix is in...

 

[Missourian]

Archived CNN article from OP...

Fuck CNN ... Not giving those fucks a single click ...

Analysis: With an unprecedented leak, Roberts appears suddenly ineffectual

The chief justice of the United States is only as powerful as the individual who wears the title and his times.

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[kyzr]

Justice Roberts can pull a "Toobin" on anything CNN says about the USSC.
CNN is just playing to their shrinking base. Who cares what CNN says?

 

[wamose]

Some Democrat must have something on Roberts to make him vote against the constitution and with Democrats so often.

 

[CowboyTed]

The Supreme Court is becoming less and less reflective of the people...

Since the Constitution can't be changed by the will of the people like in other countries (i.e. referendum) then something has got to give... The US Constitution is too small for modern days, it leaves too much open for interpretation, this gives the SC way too much power.

 

[kyzr]

The Supreme Court is becoming less and less reflective of the people...
Since the Constitution can't be changed by the will of the people like in other countries (i.e. referendum) then something has got to give... The US Constitution is too small for modern days, it leaves too much open for interpretation, this gives the SC way too much power.

Reflective of which people? Rs or Ds?
The Constitution stays as-is, if you want to change it, Amend it, otherwise whining about it isn't going to matter.

 

[PoliticalChic]

The Supreme Court is becoming less and less reflective of the people...

Since the Constitution can't be changed by the will of the people like in other countries (i.e. referendum) then something has got to give... The US Constitution is too small for modern days, it leaves too much open for interpretation, this gives the SC way too much power.

Of course you haven't the slightest clue about what you speak on.


Which books have informed your judicial views?


Oh....right.....Democrats don't read books.



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