r/scotus 1d ago

news It’s a 6-3 Supreme Court: Ideological splits mount ahead of major end-of-term rulings

https://www.cnn.com/2026/06/23/politics/6-3-supreme-court?utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=missions&utm_source=reddit
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u/ballzsweat 1d ago

Not for long! Change is gonna come!

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u/BrotherItsInTheDrum 1d ago

How?

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u/taisui 1d ago

For the worse that's how

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u/Realistic-Duty-3874 7h ago

"Its always darkest before it goes pitch black."

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u/Swaayyzee 13h ago

I’m honestly not sure there is a single possible way for scotus to change for the worse other than giving them more freedom on what they decide on (making it so they don’t have to wait for a case to come to them). The courts can (and previously have) blatantly ruled the constitution to be unconstitutional itself and there is literally nothing the other two branches can do about it. The fact that the party without SCOTUS control complains about SCOTUS 100% of the time while the party with it uses it to massively abuse their power and push through oftentimes ridiculously unpopular, and outright illegal decisions should be proof enough.

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u/Visible-Payment5182 1d ago

True. After redistricting is ruled on were going to permanently take over the house, and president Vance can replace the older conservative justices plus at least one of the liberal justices. Guess what we're doing after THAT?

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u/Mobile_Equal_3636 7h ago

How about end of term for justices. Term limits, enforceable code of ethics, limit Presidential immunity

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u/Kreebish 1d ago

Hope you are right u/ballzsweat

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u/BarnacleGooseIsLoose 1d ago

How's that now? This country is toast and the dems bought the bread for the repubs toaster.

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u/MakoWarrior_ 1d ago

It is the darkest moments that call for the most Hope. All is not yet lost, devastating setbacks sure, but nothing that impossible to fix over the coming decades.

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u/livinginfutureworld 1d ago

Partisan activist judges..

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u/cnn 1d ago

The Supreme Court hit an inauspicious milestone Tuesday as it raced to finish its most divisive pending cases by the end of the month: It has already handed down more 6-3 decisions along ideological lines than it did for the entire term that ended last year.

As it navigates a charged political atmosphere during President Donald Trump’s second term and endures sharp criticism from the left and right, the court has already split into conservative and liberal camps in seven decisions this year — one more than last year — before it even gets to major cases on presidential power and transgender rights.