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    1. Ruling without justification or means to backup how they are following the constitution. Corruption!

    2. TintedApostle on

      Well you bought in and own it. You and the other 5 have destroyed the court and country.

    3. localistand on

      But, Kavanaugh sees value in rushing a delicate, important issue into a darkened docket, doors closed tightly, hand clenched firmly in silencing the issue at hand, having his way, and disposing of it while giggling with his comrades in degrading jokes.

    4. goldenspear on

      Friendly reminder that we have a rapist in the white house and a rapist on the supreme court.

    5. spotmuffin9986 on

      This guy was totally unqualified for the Supreme Court. I don’t care what he says.

    6. It is not the shadow docket rulings that are tearing it apart. It is the MAGAT justices‘ disregard for the constitution that is tearing it apart.

    7. Brief_Night_9239 on

      That’s happening because SCOTUS abdicates its authority and responsibilities to the King. The same thing happening to Congress. Idiots.

    8. Didn’t Kavanaugh commit perjury to get onto the SCOTUS in the first place? Clarence Thomas did as well.

    9. old_virologist on

      Kavanaugh should go have “some beers”; he “likes beers”. With lots of snot and tears and self pity.

    10. TeaAndGrumpets on

      Clearly not enough for them to actually rule in favor of the Constitution.

    11. Constantinople2020 on

      This is bullshit.

      The fundamental job of the Supreme Court isn’t to make decisions but to explain their decisions. Otherwise the law is arbitrary and neither the people nor the government have any guidance about whether they’re in contravention of the law

      >“There can be a risk in writing the opinion of lock-in effect – of making a snap judgment and putting it in writing, in the written opinion, that is not going to reflect the final view,” he explained.

      >Among the court’s brief rulings in the “shadow docket,” where time-sensitive cases are heard without oral argument and often one round of briefing, was allowing Trump’s layoffs at the Department of Education. That one-paragraph notice offered no specifics as to why.

      I see no reason why these cases are considered time sensitive. There’s nothing preventing the Supreme Court from taking its time.

      The Supreme Court sure as hell slow walked their decision about whether Trump could be prosecuted for election interference and January 6th and even then they essentially gave him immunity. In contrast, 3 weeks after oral argument, the Burger Court ordered Nixon to turnover the tapes in United States v. Nixon.

      This is just another excuse to justify the Court’s partisan behavior.

    12. Cantinkeror on

      Kenny (kavvy?) stops sucking his thumb long enough to recognize his own folly (of existence?)

    13. I swear, Roberts puts on that goofy face just to hide the fact that he’s the cleverest far-right hack on the court.

    14. fROM_614_Ohio on

      What compromised looks like: Brett Kavanaugh had between $60,000 to $200,000 in credit card debt and a personal loan paid off shortly before his nomination to the Supreme Court in 2018.

    15. And how about that guy in the WS who facilitated if not directly participated in the sexual abuse of minors? That is something.

    16. Oh I’m sure the trumpy part of the extremely corrupt judges on the supreme Court are SOOOOO torn up about taking away womens‘ bodily autonomy and granting king trump total immunity from all responsibility and consequences.

      SOOOOO torn you guys! You have no idea.

      But they keep fucking doing it, the spineless little fucks

    17. spookyscaryfella on

      This is the same strategy Republicans always use, talk about how things are so objectionable and morale is low, then turn around and do whatever Trump wants.

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