Tag: US Supreme Court
The US Supreme Court opened its current term, as customary, on the first Monday of October, with a docket consisting of cases accumulated over the summer recess, followed by oral arguments in pending cases. The pretense of normalcy could not conceal the reality of a high court facing corruption scandals, particularly involving its most senior justice,
The Supreme Court recently handed down three decisions of particular interest to defenders of individual liberty and limited, constitutional government.
The clash between the Biden Administration and Texas spilled out into the open last week, when the US Supreme Court ruled that Federal authorities could remove razor wire that Texas Governor Greg Abbott had been installing along the border with Mexico to stop the millions of illegal immigrants from crossing over to the United States.
The current events as well as ahead of time electoral campaigning are a demonstration of what the U.S. democracy amounts to.
