Published Jul 1, 2022
A Guide to the Supreme Court's Rightward Shift
Explore the Supreme Court's rightward shift with insights from Kate Shaw and Ezra Klein, as they analyze the implications of changes in administrative law, originalism, and landmark rulings like Citizens United, highlighting the potential political motivations and societal impacts of the court's decisions.
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