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It’s almost as if you LIKE every one of the nine Supreme Court justices - Sarah Isgur on SCOTUS
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Sarah Isgur argues that the Supreme Court is far less neatly ideological than the popular 6-3 narrative suggests. She breaks down why unanimous rulings often get ignored, why process matters more than partisan outcomes, and why even Ruth Bader Ginsburg had doubts about the legal foundation of Roe. It is a sharp look at how the Court actually works, and why so much of the public conversation about it misses the point
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