The Supreme Court That Won’t Look
The Atlantic critiques the Supreme Court's recent decision to allow the Trump administration to restrict mail-in voting, arguing the court is ignoring established facts. The author contends that the conservative majority is enabling election-related conspiracy theories through the shadow docket.
Why it matters
The piece addresses the intersection of judicial power, election integrity, and the role of the Supreme Court in American democracy.
In decision after decision, the conservative justices are ignoring facts that the lower courts have worked hard to establish.
The article uses strong, critical language regarding the Supreme Court's conservative justices and their handling of election-related cases.
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