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Republicans praised Amy Coney Barrett for showing up to her SCOTUS confirmation hearings without notes. But maybe she shouldn’t have shown up empty-handed after all, considering she couldn’t name all five freedoms protected by the First Amendment when asked.
Which freedom did she forget, you may ask? That little one known as the right to petition the government -- in other words, the right to protest.
If that glaring omission doesn’t scare you, it should. But that’s not the only unsettling aspect of a Barrett court. As Trump’s latest far-right justice, Barrett’s legal track record includes ruling against reproductive health care and immigrant rights -- and she has brazenly criticized the Supreme Court for upholding the Affordable Care Act, an Obama-era policy that has made health care more affordable for millions of Americans.
With Barrett officially confirmed by the Senate, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s dying wish has gone unfulfilled, and Democrats are increasingly calling to expand the Supreme Court to counteract the Republican power grab. But 51% of Americans wanted Barrett to fill Ginsburg’s empty seat, and today, we NEED to know if you’re one of them. So tell us now:
Do you approve of Amy Coney Barrett?
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