This isn’t just a series of scandals. This is a wholesale attack on democracy.Friend,

Another shocking Supreme Court corruption scandal just broke, as Samuel
Alito, author of the decision overturning Roe v. Wade, was just caught
red-handed taking huge undisclosed gifts from a Republican megadonor.

This comes after we learned that Clarence Thomas and his wife, Ginni,
have been getting millions from GOP billionaire Harlan Crow, and Neil
Gorsuch was caught getting a sweetheart real estate deal from a major
corporate law firm that regularly argues before the court.

It’s becoming painfully obvious that the Supreme Court justices have
been on the take for years—and a big part of the problem is the
corporate media, which still treats the Supreme Court like some kind of
holy temple and ridicules court reform as an extreme, unworkable idea.

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