Why it's time to stop romanticizing the Supreme Court.
July 5, 2026
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as posted by the channelStephanie Koff and Greg Olear dissect the persistent myth that the Supreme Court serves as an unwavering guardian of individual rights. They argue that this narrative, particularly among liberals, blinds society to the court's historical record of often working against those very principles. By challenging the reflexive deference shown to the bench, the discussion urges a critical re-evaluation of institutional power and the dangerous consequences of maintaining a blind faith in judicial authority.
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