This week's comic: What can we do about a Supreme Court packed with corrupt extremists?

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Supreme Court rules states can’t remove Trump from presidential election ballot

Miscarriage of Justice

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Supreme Court rules states can't remove Trump from presidential election ballot

The Colorado Supreme Court barred Donald Trump from the Republican primary ballot for inciting insurrection to challenge the election of President Joe Biden.

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Chevron v. National Resources Defense Council (1984) May Get Overturned

Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo and Relentless v. Department of Commerce seek to overturn Chevron, a foundational decision, which places strict limits on unelected federal judges’ ability to make policy decisions for the entire nation. Chevron has been cited by 17,000 lower court decisions, and it would cause a “flood of litigation” that would result if all of these decisions were called into question.

The Decision On This Case Will Affect Thousands of Established Court Cases & How The Government Operates

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Supreme Court Justices Roberts and Barrett are unsure if they should be king and queen

Inside the Supreme Court argument asking if the justices should put themselves in charge of everything.

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Designer in Supreme Court ruling cited client who denies making wedding site request

Smith named Stewart — and included a website service request from him, listing his phone number and email address in 2017 court documents. But Stewart told The Associated Press he never submitted the request and didn't know his name was invoked in the lawsuit until he was contacted this week by a reporter from The New Republic, which first reported his denial.

"I was incredibly surprised given the fact that I've been happily married to a woman for the last 15 years," said Stewart, who declined to give his last name for fear of harassment and threats. His contact information, but not his last name, were listed in court documents.

He added that he was a designer and "could design my own website if I need to" — and was concerned no one had checked into the validity of the request cited by Smith until recently.

So The Entire Case May Be A Giant GOP Fraud Play To Force A Decision

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A comic on #AffirmativeAction that I drew some 20 years ago

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