From NDRC Analytics Team <[email protected]>
Subject Do you agree with A.G. Holder's SCOTUS solutions?
Date May 28, 2022 7:02 PM
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John,

It's clearer than ever that the six conservative justices are turning the U.S. Supreme Court into an explicitly political body. The chair of the NDRC, former Attorney General Eric H. Holder, Jr., has gone as far as to say that “The Supreme Court [is putting] its legitimacy at risk.”

But he's also proposed a number of solutions that could put SCOTUS back on the path to what it should be -- the arbiter of equal justice under law. We want to know what you think of these solutions! Will you take our short Supreme Court Solutions survey today?

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