The Counterrevolution Is Only Getting Started: On Race, Voting Rights, and More, the Conservative Justices Are on a Mission to Reshape Society

The Supreme Court of the United States is not well. Since the arrival of Ketanji Brown Jackson, who formally took her seat on Friday, she and her colleagues, at least outwardly, look like a happy, if awkward, family. But what was supposed to be a summer of high fives and victory laps for the Republican justices, high on their own supply of archconservative wins and precedent-smashing, turned out to be a period of recriminations and finger-pointing. One need only get a load of Justice Samuel Alito’s extraordinary statement to The Wall Street Journal last week, lamenting how Justice Elena Kagan… Read Full Article