By Elizabeth Spiro Clark, Chair, Task Force on Human Rights & Democracy The maniacal effort of a Supreme Court Justice’s wife to use her position and influence with her husband to help the former president overturn a free and fair election that installed the current president seems to have been met with weak talk about … Read more
By Zina Greene, Member, Democracy & Human Rights Task Force Dear Chief Justice Roberts, You must cringe to read about Justice Thomas and his wife as new revelations regarding possible ethics violations appear, daily. After all, you are the Chief Justice and the history of the court will be written as the Roberts Court. It … Read more
There is no doubt that Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson brings stellar credentials to her nomination to become the newest justice on the United States Supreme Court. She earned her undergraduate degree and law school degree from Harvard. She has worked in a major law firm, a federal public defender, she clerked for three judges, including … Read more
When President Biden promised during his campaign to nominate the first African American female to the US Supreme Court, the hue and cry from the far right was predictable. Senator Mitch McConnell who engineered a blockade of the last nominee from a Democratic president, Merrick Garland, warned Biden against basing his selection on the demands … Read more
Yesterday, the Woman’s National Democratic Club co-signed a letter to US Senate leadership and members of the Senate Judiciary Committee urging them “against rushing through the nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to the United States Supreme Court in the midst of an ongoing national election.” “The Supreme Court already includes four justices who have publicly … Read more
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