and our work to fix it.

 

John, 

Billionaires have been quietly working to influence the Supreme Court for years, and some of the right-wing justices on the Court have proved quite amenable to those billionaires’ outreach. The justices have accepted gifts, free luxury vacations worth over $500,000, and private yacht and jet excursions – all of which they failed to disclose – from Republican dark-money megadonors who are part of the same apparatus that helped get the justices on the Court in the first place. 

It’s no wonder corporate and billionaire interests have a winning record when they end up before the Supreme Court. Regular people don’t have much of a shot. 

The Court has barely acknowledged, much less investigated, these apparent ethical problems. But Congressman Hank Johnson and I wrote the Supreme Court Ethics, Recusal, and Transparency (SCERT) Act to require SCOTUS to adopt stricter disclosure rules and create a process for investigating possible misconduct.

Hank and I have long been Congress’ leading voices for improving transparency and accountability at the Supreme Court. The SCERT Act – which just made it out of the Senate Judiciary Committee – would help rebuild trust in the Supreme Court. But our work is far from over. 

So I’m asking: Can you split a $5 donation between my campaign and Congressman Johnson’s so we can keep working together to restore the integrity of the Supreme Court?

Thank you for your support,  

Sheldon Whitehouse 


 
   
Congressman Hank Johnson is a former defense attorney, DeKalb County commissioner, small business owner, and magistrate judge who now serves in Congress as a champion for the middle class.

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