Disorder in the court

| 8:00 pm EDT June 26, 2023
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The extreme court is not getting along. It started with the leaking of the Roe draft. And it’s continued with the Justices looking at each other with deep distrust, sniping at each other in their rulings, and, in general, acting like a bunch of babies. The squabbling appears most prevalent between the six conservatives.

Politico’s Josh Gerstein writes that the court “has suffered turmoil in the post-Dobbs world. They have found it difficult to reach an agreement both on legal rulings and on the ethics scandals that have emerged mostly from their own ranks.”

Oh dear. Poor babies. Regarding the question of ethics, It’s being reported that nobody on the court can agree on what type of ethics should be in place and how much information they should disclose to the American people.

It truly is disorder in the court. A few thoughts here. There is no doubt that this is the most disorderly, awful, incompetent court to come along in many years. And it’s no surprise they cannot get along. The court has handled everything ELSE with incompetence, so why not this?

Perhaps group therapy could help these beleaguered people. Or perhaps simply following the rule of law and not taking bribes would do the trick. As they go forward, this court has the supreme pleasure of knowing they are the most despised court ever. That should give them some food for thought — if they could just stop fighting long enough to mull it over.

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