SCOTUS Issues CRUSHING BLOW To Biden's RADICAL Agenda As Democrats Call For ABOLISHING of Court!
June 30, 2022
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Democrats lit up social media on Thursday over the Supreme Court’s decision on an EPA case, blasting it as a threat to life on earth by a “radical” court and “far right” conservative justices.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer put out a statement immediately after the opinion was published, saying that the “MAGA, regressive, extremist” court is taking America back to the time of “robber barons.”
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