Justices feeling a little insecure lately

[j.p.]

... or maybe guilty ?


Clarence Thomas blasts media, defends Supreme Court after Texas abortion decision (msn.com)

"I think the media makes it sound as though you are just always going right to your personal preference," Thomas told an audience at the University of Notre Dame, the Washington Post reported. "So if they think you are anti-abortion or something personally, they think that’s the way you always will come out. They think you’re for this or for that. They think you become like a politician."

Last weekend, newest Justice Amy Coney Barrett defended her colleagues, saying they were not "partisan hacks." She also blamed the media for making decisions that "seem results-oriented.

[k.d.]

Sounds like the media is the one with the problem.

[j.p.]

Sounds like the media  is the one with the problem.

It's not reassuring the SCOTUS would obsess over the media.

But they are drop dead partisan.

[k.d.]

But they are drop dead partisan.

prove it.

[j.p.]

5 to 4
or
6 to 3

how a Justice will fall on a case is predetermined. Vegas wouldn't make money off that.

[k.d.]

those numbers prove nothing.

[j.p.]

https://www.politicususa.com/2013/11/16/...isers.html

There's more. But before you go ballistic, it goes both ways.

[k.d.]

PoliticusUSA offers news, commentary, and opinion from a liberal point of view.

So you use a partisan tool to make a point that is partisan. Whether you interpret the law strictly or loosely doesn't make one a political partisan.

[j.p.]

https://www.abajournal.com/news/article/...vestigates

[k.d.]

That said nothing.