The American Founders thought that the proper role of the Supreme Court is to
apply the Constitution.
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Dear Friend,
Your participation in Hillsdale College’s National Survey on the United States
Supreme Court is requested.
Your response will only take a few minutes, but the subject is crucial to the
future of liberty and the separation of powers in America.
The American Founders thought that the proper role of the Supreme Court is to
apply the Constitution.
But progressives see the Court differently. They want activist judges to
legislate from the bench.
Do you agree that the role of the Supreme Court is to apply the Constitution
as it is written and NOT to make laws or advance a particular policy agenda?
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Even worse, progressives dismayed by recent Supreme Court decisions want to
“pack” the bench with additional justices to advance a preferred policy agenda.
As Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) put it in a Boston Globe op-ed: “To restore
balance and integrity to a broken institution, Congress must expand the Supreme
Court by four or more seats.”
That is why I’m reaching out to you today...
What is your opinion about the Supreme Court’s role in our constitutional
republic?
Please share your thoughts with me using the College’s National Survey on the
United States Supreme Court right away.
Your response will help Hillsdale form effective strategies to educate
millions of Americans about the importance of the Constitution to
liberty—including the proper role of an independent judiciary that applies the
Constitution instead of legislating from the bench.
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Warm regards,
Larry P. Arnn
President, Hillsdale College
Pursuing Truth - Defending Liberty since 1844
Hillsdale College 33 East College St Hillsdale, MI 49242 USA
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