…what the IRS means is that in the 14 states that have established and run their own exchanges, the entirety of the law that remained after the Supreme Court struck…

In case you did not see this, it is my Senator’s opening comments at the Gorsuch hearings. He sums up just what a 5/4 split court has been doing.  …

…Most of the six conservative majority Justices of the current Supreme Court will live long enough to see history record just how it was that they destroyed the Court; just…

…Supreme Court. On March 29, 1875, the court handed down the Minor v. Happersett decision. “There is no doubt that women may be citizens,” it said, but it went on…

…on a range of issues.  On reproductive rights, she joined attorneys general from 13 other states in calling on the US Supreme Court to overturn a lower court ruling that significantly restricted…

…passed at age 85 on March 25, referred to a vision of the Supreme Court that served as his touchstone: “[W]hen the channels of opinion and of peaceful persuasion are…

…litigation–or of federal habeas petitions filed after state-court criminal convictions; or the Supreme Court-created, separation-of-powers-and-Supremacy-and Fourteenth-Amendment-clauses-violating Rooker-Feldman and Younger-abstention access-to-federal-court doctrines that it narrows once a decade, but only at…

…post that was in follow-up to my earlier post, in which I mentioned that there really, truly, honestly is a difference between Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor and Supreme Court…

…agree. Sen Flake of Arizona already announced he is blocking judicial confirmations over tariffs and Cuba. A supreme court nomination is completely different, but Flake hates Trump and is not…

…NYC. You just have to know, I was being checked out. “The Supreme Court’s ‘Dead Hand,’” The Atlantic “The six Republican appointed Supreme Court justices have been nominated and confirmed…