The Central Myth That the Supreme Court Wants You to Believe
Briefly

Concerns have risen about the Supreme Court under Chief Justice John Roberts, especially regarding its rulings that empower billionaires and undermine voting rights. Significant cases like Citizens United and Shelby County demonstrate the court's shift. In recent months, the court's decisions have notably affected Donald Trump's legal situations, granting him immunity from prosecution and undermining efforts to hold him accountable. These developments have prompted widespread frustration and questions about how to counterbalance the Roberts Court's influence on American democracy and citizens' rights.
"The question people are asking with renewed dismay in the past 18 months is what can we do about the growing influence of the Supreme Court under Chief Justice John Roberts, especially concerning Donald Trump's actions."
"For years, the six conservative justices on the Supreme Court have increasingly granted Trump immunity from criminal prosecution, raising concerns about their influence over democracy and the rule of law."
"Major court decisions over the years, such as Citizens United, have given billionaires the ability to sway elections, diminishing the power of the general electorate and minority protections."
"As disillusionment grows over the Roberts Court's rulings, particularly regarding issues like abortion rights and voting rights, many are left seeking solutions to mitigate its impact on American democracy."
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