Voters clearly prioritize the right of individuals to be served by businesses over the right of business owners to refuse services.
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The status quo isn’t enough to prevent financial influence and corruption — and it’s why we need a binding, enforceable Supreme Court code of ethics.
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More than 60 percent of likely voters say the justice's travel and business dealings with billionaire Harlan Crow are unethical.
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At various points during the Trump administration, progressive activists have trained their focus on key “swing” Republican senators who are perceived to be open to opposing key elements of the Republican policy agenda. This dynamic was present in full force last week during the culmination of the nominating process for Brett Kavanaugh. There were a variety of reasons why one might expect a handful of Republican senators’ votes to have been on the table during this nomination fight, and yet Kavanaugh’s nomination proceeded almost entirely on party lines. The reasons why various Republicans may have opposed Kavanaugh are as follows:
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