Alex Aronson
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He said that in internal memos that got leaked.
And I think as people see these results, the line that this is still a court in any sense, that it is not simply doing the bidding of the interests that put these justices in place, is less and less tenable.
But I think you're right.
What we're working against is decades of entrenched cultural attachment to the idea that the court is above the law.
And what we must do, I believe, and it's why we started at Court Accountability with research and investigative work to help uncover the sprawling goldmine of corruption and scandal that had been encircling this court that the mainstream media didn't want to touch, that the Democrats didn't want to touch.
But it's by continuing to expose that to show just how extreme and radical not only the justices themselves, but the people behind them calling the shots for this agenda.
Really?
They are that are going to start to do it.
And I think the other thing that's happening and to my mind, having done this now for over 10 years, working in this space.
was the first thing that finally seemed to have flipped the switch with the Democrats, like the mainstream leadership of the Democratic Party that I think understands for the first time, perhaps, that there is no future for the Democratic Party unless they take this seriously.
And so what that looks like in terms of a reform agenda, I think, is the work of the next really like two years.
But I think the realization is starting to dawn on.
And then John Roberts' nomination as chief justice just five years later after he had been a lawyer on that case.
And then if you look at the way the Democrats treated John Roberts's nomination, he wasn't like a threat.
He got a lot of Democratic votes.
Barack Obama, I've heard from leaders who were working on that nomination at the time.
Barack Obama wanted to vote for John Roberts's confirmation and was told that if he if he did, he would have no chance of being the party's nominee.
But this was I mean, this reflects, I think, the Democratic Party's complete miss on what they were up against when it came to judicial power and where this project was headed in terms of the permanent destruction of American democracy.
Yeah.
This is a big question, super thorny.
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