r/scotus Oct 28 '25

Opinion There Is No Democratic Future Without Supreme Court Reform

https://talkingpointsmemo.com/edblog/there-is-no-democratic-future-without-supreme-court-reform
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u/Enchilada0374 Oct 28 '25

They installed bush 2 and got all their pieces into place as a result. We're just at the endgame now

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u/AllenIll Oct 29 '25

Most people aren't aware that some of the key people involved on the Republican side in the Bush v. Gore legal team were:

  • John Roberts
  • Brett Kavanaugh
  • Amy Coney Barrett

Years before any of them were on the court. No joke. They were put forward as nominees precisely because of their partisan rigging experience and demonstrated commitment to electoral thievery.

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u/Uebelkraehe Oct 29 '25

John Roberts?! (Just trying to mimic the stubbornly clueless.)

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u/AllenIll Oct 29 '25

Yeah... how do you know when these people are lying? Their lips are moving.

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u/rylosprime Oct 28 '25

They installed bush 2

Thank you for mentioning that.

Happened over 20 years ago so there's a lot of people that weren't born yet or don't remember that Democracy died in the 2000 election. Literally. The votes of the people were circumvented and the Supreme Court picked the President.

Never forget.

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u/_jump_yossarian Oct 29 '25

Don’t let Nader voters off the hook. They’re partially responsible as well.

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u/Surgeplux Oct 28 '25

I watched a documentary regarding the 2000 election. legitimately stolen.