Supreme Court's transgender decision is a bad sign for ending abortion
The Supreme Court declined to hear a case yesterday challenging a Pennsylvania school district’s policy allowing so-called transgender students to ...
Tag: Neil Gorsuch
Brett Kavanaugh punts on Planned Parenthood cases, leaving conservatives baffled
Conservatives were cheering when Justice Brett Kavanaugh was finally confirmed after a tumultuous process that polarized the nation. Leftists argued ...
Left vs Right: Is there really a legitimacy crisis in the courts?
The 9th Circuit Court has some vacancies and President Trump has made nominations to fill those holes. This bypass of ...
Mitch McConnell may be a squish, but he's been effective at getting the courts fixed
I don't like Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's politics. He's the worst kind of Republican, one who will sacrifice conservative ...
Mitch McConnell's claim about transforming the judiciary is a lie
A few days ago, Mitch McConnell admitted to something we already knew about Trump and the GOP Clown Show; they ...
How Kavanaugh should have answered Kamala Harris' question about Gorsuch
Senator Kamala Harris thought she had a "gotcha" moment against Brett Kavanaugh when she pointed out similarities between him and ...
More on Neil Gorsuch and judicial tyranny
Following the Supreme Court decision earlier this week where Neil Gorsuch sided with the four progressive justices on the court ...
The Founding Fathers warned us about Neil Gorsuch and judicial tyranny
When Donald Trump nominated Neil Gorsuch to fill the Supreme Court vacancy created when Antonin Scalia passed away, he told ...
I still have reasonable doubts about Neil Gorsuch
Regarding Kurt Schlichter's Thanksgiving post... While I am thankful that Hillary Clinton did not win the oval office, and that ...
How does the Federalist Society relieve stress? "But Gorsuch" stress balls, of course.
Conservatives who aren't pleased with the actions, direction, and/or rhetoric coming out of the White House often invoke a simple ...
