The U.S. Supreme Court’s new majority boldly signaled with twin rulings this week that public opinion would not interfere with conservative plans to shift the nation’s legal landscape.
has been overturned. They include key 2024 presidential battleground states like Arizona, Wisconsin and Michigan, which have pre-bans on abortion in the law that have not been repealed, and Georgia, which has a six-week ban in place. All of those states have competitive Senate contests on the ballot this fall.
Former attorney general Eric Holder, an Obama appointee, released a statement Friday calling on reforms to the Supreme Court’s structure “to ensure that the Court serves the interests of the people instead of the interests of an extreme, minority faction.”“A significant majority of Americans agree that gun safety measures protect the constitutional rights and lives of our people, and that women should have the right to choose,” he wrote.
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