
Elena Kagan Wants People To Feel Comfortable About Their Right To Criticize The Supreme Court
Don't like what SCOTUS has been up to? Feel free to say so!
Don't like what SCOTUS has been up to? Feel free to say so!
Justice Kagan isn't the biggest fan.
This tweak to your financial management seems like a no-brainer.
Even getting a minor victory for reproductive freedom requires compromise.
I mean *something* has to be done.
Her pettiness is the stuff of legend.
Who could possibly be holding up the Court's adoption of ethical standards?
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Supreme Court justice shows that it's really not that hard to be ethical.
How can one guy mess up this much?
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All right, let's not say anything in the U.S. Reports that we'll regret in the morning.
You ever have a co-worker you just can't stand? The justices on the Supreme Court can relate.
No art house indie flick here.
This should be game over for this legally bankrupt theory.
She wants to be an optimist, but this Court might not let her.