Donald Trump has announced yet another list of potential Supreme Court candidates, all but guaranteeing that American constitutional law will be reinterpreted dramatically and moved dangerously to the right if he’s reelected.“This list is teeming with individuals who have alarming anti-LGBTQ and anti-civil rights records, which should be disqualifying for any judicial nominee, let alone a nominee for the Supreme Court.”Unveiled on September 9, consists of twenty doctrinaire conservatives, including Republican Senators Ted Cruz of Texas, Tom Cotton of Arkansas, and Josh Hawley of...…Donald Trump has announced yet another list of potential Supreme Court candidates, all but guaranteeing that American constitutional law will be reinterpreted dramatically and moved dangerously to the right if he’s reelected.“This list is teeming with individuals who have alarming anti-LGBTQ and anti-civil rights records, which should be disqualifying for any judicial nominee, let alone a nominee for the Supreme Court.”Unveiled on September 9, consists of twenty doctrinaire conservatives, including Republican Senators Ted Cruz of Texas, Tom Cotton of Arkansas, and Josh Hawley of...WW…

ShareEconomy & LaborPrisons & PolicingHuman RightsPolitics & ElectionsPolitics & ElectionsPrisons & Policingof the U.S. Constitution vests the executive power of the federal government in a president, not a king. Kings rule by fiat. The president is supposed to govern with the consent of the people and in coordination with Congress and the judiciary, the two other co-equal branches of government.Donald Trump, our 45th president, has never accepted our constitutional structure of , asserting instead, as he did in a , that under Article II, “I have the right to do whatever...…ShareEconomy & LaborPrisons & PolicingHuman RightsPolitics & ElectionsPolitics & ElectionsPrisons & Policingof the U.S. Constitution vests the executive power of the federal government in a president, not a king. Kings rule by fiat. The president is supposed to govern with the consent of the people and in coordination with Congress and the judiciary, the two other co-equal branches of government.Donald Trump, our 45th president, has never accepted our constitutional structure of , asserting instead, as he did in a , that under Article II, “I have the right to do whatever...WW…