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Trump Must Pick Judges Who Have Publicly Demonstrated Their Courage
The two most conservative members of the Court, Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito, routinely complain that their new colleagues lack fortitude.
What Kind of Democracy in America?
If elections are mandates for democratic change, then what role should the Constitution play?
