The Senate's Supreme Court Subpoena Games
Democrats bulldoze the rules in pursuit of Supreme Court Justices and their friends.
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Democrats bulldoze the rules in pursuit of Supreme Court Justices and their friends.
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They want to influence which Justices can hear certain cases, which would destroy judicial independence.
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The Justices say the President can’t usurp Congress’s power of the purse by cancelling $430 billion in debt.
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Five Justices say Alabama must create a second black district in Allen v. Milligan.
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