Breyer Pushes Back On Claims That Politics Rules The Supreme Court
On the other hand, the retired justice thinks declining public confidence could become a long-term problem for the judiciary.
On the other hand, the retired justice thinks declining public confidence could become a long-term problem for the judiciary.
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The former justice aims to elevate the conversation. It should be pounded into the Earth.
That's a bold move, Breyer!
He knows his stuff!
He's getting back in the judicial swing of things.
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Stephen Breyer wants to keep himself busy during retirement, and that means he'll be sitting as a judge once again.
Justice Breyer is very late to a very stupid trend.
The recently retired SCOTUS justice seems to support both term limits and age limits for the high court.
There are 'too many questions.'
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Either that or he is committed to promoting a dangerous mythology.
He's getting his wish of becoming a teacher.
Farewell.
It was bound to happen.