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Apply term limits to Supreme Court
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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The mere idea that Kennedy’s seat could get filled by President Donald Trump and the Republican Senate has sent many on the left into a tailspin of anxiety and despair. In the 29 years Kennedy has served on the court, he has authored opinions or cast tie-breaking votes in major, divisive cases, including decisions that preserved a constitutional right to abortion, recognized social and sexual liberties for gays and lesbians, granted habeas corpus protections to Guantanamo Bay prisoners, confirmed a Second Amendment right to own a handgun in the home, and applied the First Amendment to corporations engaged in political speech. |
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PHORTO
(7/21/2017)
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No. No term limits unless they are only applied when leftists are not in power, and only for leftist justices. The Court must be shifted toward originalism, and kept there, permanently. |
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