Why Originalism and Textualism Are Being Used to Favor The Right Wing | #sistersinlaw
July 9, 2026
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of #SISTERSINLAW we analyze the recent Supreme Court term, exploring how judicial decision-making, political influences, and historical interpretations shape the highest court in the U.S. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for grasping the future of justice and democracy.
Key Topics:
The foundational principles behind the court’s legitimacy and how they've been tested
The court's perceived erosion of objectivity and consistency
The impact of originalism and textualism on recent rulings
The influence of political ideologies, especially the pro-Trump bias
How demographic and societal shifts relate to judicial philosophies
The role of the court in preserving or diminishing democratic norms
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