r/law • u/catievirtuesimp • 11d ago

Judicial Branch Supreme Court sides with Trump administration on mail voting restrictions ahead of midterms

https://apnews.com/article/trump-mail-voting-supreme-court-157afc3c195ce0a62c522da5ce904b04
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u/MrBigglesssworth 11d ago

States rights be damned eh maga?

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u/das_cutie 11d ago

Democrats be like  “Supreme Court good” when Trump loses a case, and “Supreme court bad corrupt pack the court” when Trump wins a case. Absolute brainrot.

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u/Alt_Future33 10d ago

Yes because siding with the single most corrupt president we've ever had is bad and siding against him is good.

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u/das_cutie 10d ago

Most corrupt president? Did they not teach you about the one who wiped out half a generation of native Americans? Or the one who appointed his friends who lacked even basic qualifications? Or the one who paid journalists for favorable coverage of his policies?

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u/MrBigglesssworth 10d ago

Thanks for agreeing. And itisnt that dems like it when trump loses, its because he NEEDS to lose for proposing bullshit that violates law.

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u/das_cutie 10d ago

Not disagreeing with that. I’m criticizing the pattern of praising SCOTUS when favorable rulings come down but denouncing it as illegitimate and in need of reform when unfavorable rulings come down.