Mike Luckovich for June 28, 2024

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    Flashaaway  5 days ago

    I thought they had to be bought before the decisions?

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    Even Ammosexual works more than 10 to 4 Premium Member 5 days ago

    Trump will be able to appoint three more in his next term.

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    Walrus Gumbo Premium Member 4 days ago

    When the highest court in the land is corrupt there is no justice.

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    FreyjaRN Premium Member 4 days ago

    I’m from WI. My first thought was cow-tipping.

    It’s been a night.

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    Cpeckbourlioux  4 days ago

    Here’s a tip; plant your corn early this year.

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    pasharuzam Premium Member 4 days ago

    You just knew this was coming: they had to find a way to justify Thomas’s and Alito’s obvious courruption; this is just the (second? wasn* there one a few years back regarding the governor of VA?) case in what will be the conservative supremes eventually striking down all anti-corruption efforts.

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    melvincole73  4 days ago

    No tip, no justice!

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    tom.amitai  4 days ago

    So if you pay a prostitute afterwards it’s just a tip, not a fee for sex? How has nobody thought of this before?

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    happyinvenice23  4 days ago

    I am glad Justice Jackson Knows better than the Six Conservative Stooges!

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    Direwolf  4 days ago

    Don’t they just automatically add the tip to the bill?

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    mourdac Premium Member 4 days ago

    Some articles that Kagan and Sotomayer should retire now while Dems control the presidency and Senate to keep liberal judges on the court for several more decades.

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    The Nodding Head  4 days ago

    Dang! I should have asked for money after posting grades.

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    Groucho & Redd Panda  4 days ago

    If you’d like to buy a piece of a justice (think timeshare) go with thomas. Cheap rates. Do anything for a buck.

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    Raging Moderate  4 days ago

    Time to pack the court.

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    wirepunchr  4 days ago

    There’s 6 justices that should be tipped, right over the cliff.

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    oldchas  4 days ago

    I can picture the nudge, nudge, wink , wink going on at the country club right now.

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    dabishton Premium Member 4 days ago

    And your president, governor, congressman, senator, mayor, policeman…

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    Chazz  4 days ago

    Supreme is now Changed to Corrupt Court. If trump is elected the path to Project 2025 is easy. Let’s keep pretending it doesn’t exist.

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    think it through  4 days ago

    I guess next the court will publish a price list of the cost of their services but for the ‘’ tip’’ it will have to be auctioned off to the highest bidder.

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    smartgrr  4 days ago

    They no longer even try to pretend.

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    charliekane  4 days ago

    Bribe bad . . . kickback OK!

    Remember to date that check for the consultant fee after the conclusion of the transaction!

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    banjoAhhh!   4 days ago

    I read something in the Guardian about the soc’s decision to legalize briberyThey call it “gratuities”. And it can be received after a favorable decision, as it won’t appear like a quid pro quo arrangement. But it is ok if they bribee knows about it in advance.

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    I Play One On TV  4 days ago

    They just trashed the Chevron precedent 6-3. The majority opinion states that our executive agencies have too much leeway to interpret the laws that Congress passes. The only way to remediate this, if it is indeed a problem, is for Congress or the court system to decide the minutiae of every permit for every project in every corner of every department.

    Now, think about the ramifications of this: Congress can’t get out of its own way, with members openly salivating at the thought of default and other means of destruction of the jobs they took an oath to uphold. They talk about Jewish space lasers, and we want to trust them with overseeing pipeline construction permits?

    And if Congress can’t do this, can we trust the courts? We have judges and justices who think law and precedent are subservient to their personal beliefs. And even if we had a better-functioning system, most cases would take years to adjudicate even with today’s scheduling. Imagine how clogged (and expensive) the system would be if every regulation had to be argued all the way up the ladder to the Supreme Court.

    The Supremes are working very hard to shoot America in the foot.

    One more reason (if there weren’t enough already) to not vote for the Dotard.

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    bow493 Premium Member 4 days ago

    I guess the peanut gallery didn’t watch the debate last night.

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    Ontman  4 days ago

    Money can’t buy happiness but it CAN buy judges.

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    Curiosity Premium Member 4 days ago

    As in cow tipping?

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    ucomicsrwd Premium Member 4 days ago

    Shouldn’t there be EIGHT columns on the front?

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    gmadoll789 Premium Member 4 days ago

    Prostitutes.

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    sincavage05  4 days ago

    Millions and luxury vacations are deemed the best, And remember no gift receipts, wouldn’t want to put your impunity in jeopardy.

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    theoldidahofox  4 days ago

    According to their latest decision it’s not a bride if the payment happens after the agreed upon action.

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    wildthing  4 days ago

    They legalized bribery in 1976, they just made it permanent.

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    happyinvenice23  3 days ago

    Six of them should be Fired for terrible service!

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    GoingtotheDogs  3 days ago

    Luckovich is as much of a sleaze as ever! If you don’t like it, it must be crooked. The Journal Constitution has sunk into delusional leftist muck!

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    happyinvenice23  3 days ago

    The human race needs a wake up call and I’m scared to death it’s going to be trump. right before world war 2 it was hitler!

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    steveconkey2003  2 days ago

    Don’t forget to buy one of Sotomayor’s books…..Her federal staff is selling them for her in the lobby to make her money. Which is a felony.

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