From WSJopinion: The Democrats’ “ethics” bill would turn nearly every case the Court hears into a political football and ultimately destroy public confidence in the judiciary
Journal Editorial Report: The Department of Justice accelerates its legal offensive. Images: Zuma Press/AFP/Getty Images Composite: Mark Kelly
Democrats are continuing their campaign to discredit the Supreme Court, and their frequent demand these days is “recuse!” They want conservative Justices disqualified from hearing cases that they fear won’t turn out the way progressives want. This needs to be understood as an attempt to usurp the judiciary and control the Court.Continue reading your article with
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