Experts EXPOSE Supreme Court's War On Liberties Under Trump
<p>Broadcaster / comedian Chip Franklin is joined on the Really American Podcast by former White House Correspondent and CNN Political Analyst, Brian Karem as well as Ben Feuer, chairman and co-founder of the Complex Appellate Litigation Group LLP. </p><p><strong>Subscribe Here:</strong> <a href="http://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/really-american-podcast/id1742461616" rel="noopener noreferer" target="_blank"><u>Really American Podcast</u></a>Today they break down the bombshell Supreme Court Rulings including handing Donald Trump another win with their limiting of national injunctions on Trump's Birthright Citizenship battle. They also discuss the Supreme Court's rulings on LGBTQ books in school and religious freedom as well as their Obamacare ruling. Lots to talk about!</p><p><br /></p><p>From a controversial LGBTQ ruling in Maryland to Texas’s latest crackdown on online freedoms, the trio breaks down how these decisions blur the line between religious liberty and censorship, parental rights and government overreach. They explore a birthright citizenship debate that echoes Trump-era fear-mongering and unpack the sweeping implications of nationwide injunctions that increasingly politicize the courts.</p><p><br /></p><p>No spin. No sugarcoating. Just bold, essential conversation about the theocratic creep infecting our legal system—and what it means for civil rights, constitutional intent, and who gets to shape the rules of American life.</p><p><br /></p><p>Whether it’s Alito’s slippery slope reasoning or Fox-fueled fights over federal power, Franklin and his guests don't hold back. They wrap with tough questions about court reform and a challenge to every listener: stay engaged, stay informed, and never assume your rights are on autopilot.</p>
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Broadcaster / comedian Chip Franklin is joined on the Really American Podcast by former White House Correspondent and CNN Political Analyst, Brian Karem as well as Ben Feuer, chairman and co-founder of the Complex Appellate Litigation Group LLP.
Subscribe Here: Really American PodcastToday they break down the bombshell Supreme Court Rulings including handing Donald Trump another win with their limiting of national injunctions on Trump's Birthright Citizenship battle. They also discuss the Supreme Court's rulings on LGBTQ books in school and religious freedom as well as their Obamacare ruling. Lots to talk about!
From a controversial LGBTQ ruling in Maryland to Texas’s latest crackdown on online freedoms, the trio breaks down how these decisions blur the line between religious liberty and censorship, parental rights and government overreach. They explore a birthright citizenship debate that echoes Trump-era fear-mongering and unpack the sweeping implications of nationwide injunctions that increasingly politicize the courts.
No spin. No sugarcoating. Just bold, essential conversation about the theocratic creep infecting our legal system—and what it means for civil rights, constitutional intent, and who gets to shape the rules of American life.
Whether it’s Alito’s slippery slope reasoning or Fox-fueled fights over federal power, Franklin and his guests don't hold back. They wrap with tough questions about court reform and a challenge to every listener: stay engaged, stay informed, and never assume your rights are on autopilot.
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