love to listen to Supreme Court oral arguments about fun hypotheticals like “if you have a womb is it possible you aren’t a person” and “should we have a king”

"This law that allows a medical professional to make an choice to save either a woman or their baby's life based on a medical assessment of their chances of survival is inconvenient, so I'll just ignore the part about the woman and focus solely on the baby, since that backs my political position."

If the SC rules that presidents are above the law, then there’s nothing keeping Biden from declaring himself president for life and appointing Hunter Biden as his successor. They would have made the US into a monarchy, so Biden can just put that into practice.

There is no institution in the US that Conservatives have not dumbed down and cheapened in their quest to con Americans, deny rights or seize power.

W. T. F????

My favorite SCOTUS-watching greatest hits headlines are "Guns are more important than kids being murdered, true or very true?" and "unlimited bribe money in politics: good news for average Americans"

A 17th century king might have more limits than the standard requested by Trump. The English Parliament actually executed Charles I!

1. Kings don’t have wombs 2. Seriously the real problem was a faithless Republican controlled Senate (with Roberts presiding) that let Trump off in his impeachment trial.

😂😂😂

Loved how they shushed a womb-bearing Justice to let the man keep explaining things to her.