This is no time for Democrats to wring their hands about the precedent; without swift action will be no democracy left to defend.
Adam Tucker leads communications and messaging for advocacy and empowerment at New Jersey Citizen Action. He says, "SCOTUS judicial independence is dead, it has been co-opted by far-right ideologues to bend the rules until democracy breaks. Moore is the next and most extreme step yet – a judicial coup that must be stopped at all costs."The concluding session of the U.S.
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