Take Back the Court
Take Back The Court, Jamison Foser, Matt Lehrich, Murshed Zaheed, Sarah Lipton-Lubet, Chelsey Davidson, Alexa BarrettNews and analysis about the Supreme Court and the urgent need to expand and rebalance the Court, featuring TBTC's Supreme Court Accountability Project.
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Latest Issues
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“The umpires are the problem.”
Pema Levy and Ari Berman have a must-read piece in Mother Jones about the central role John Roberts and the MAGA Supreme Court have played in building Donald Trump’s authoritarian government — and the essential role court reform will have t...
James Carville: Supreme Court has lost the trust of the American people
Veteran political strategist James Carville predicted last week that Democrats will win the White House and both chambers of congress in 2028 — and expand and rebalance the Supreme Court:
John Lewis saw John Roberts' assault on the Voting Rights Act coming.
Almost exactly twenty years ago, the United States Senate held hearings to assess then-President George W. Bush’s nomination of John Roberts to be chief justice of the United States. During those 2005 hearings, Senators questioned Roberts a...
New Supreme Court term, same Supreme Court crisis
Take Back the Court Action Fund president Sarah Lipton-Lubet discussed the Supreme Court and its upcoming term with Joan Esposito on WCPT Radio. You can listen to Sarah’s interview here.
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