The nine justices of the Supreme Court, some of them likely aghast, have been thrust into a role they never, ever, wanted to play—forced to decide the structure and perhaps even the outcome of a presidential election. In one week, two explosive cases have come before them and no matter how they rule, their already abysmal approval ratings are unlikely to experience a steep rise.
A Tale of Two Cases
A Tale of Two Cases
A Tale of Two Cases
The nine justices of the Supreme Court, some of them likely aghast, have been thrust into a role they never, ever, wanted to play—forced to decide the structure and perhaps even the outcome of a presidential election. In one week, two explosive cases have come before them and no matter how they rule, their already abysmal approval ratings are unlikely to experience a steep rise.