Protests at Justices Home Sparks Debate Over Roe Ruling
Readers debate tactics after leaks threaten Roe v. Wade. Critics say home protests intimidate judges, while supporters warn such actions undermine abortion rights prospects. Governors urge federal enforcement, urging restraint and focus on legislative paths.
Raising taxes isn’t the answer for America
Eric Chester argues against Biden’s 2023 budget plan totaling 5.8 trillion dollars with 9.5 percent more discretionary spending, announcing a 3.6 percent federal workforce rise and IRS growth. He predicts wealth taxes and higher capital gains rates will curb investment and raise consumer costs, citing historical tax debates and economic cautions.
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Supreme Court moves toward politics amid Roe leak and protests
Bloomberg Opinion columnist Noah Feldman analyzes how a series of Roe v. Wade related leaks and protests surrounding the Supreme Court signal a shift in the court’s political character. He argues the court risks losing legitimacy if it abandons its liberty protections and begins to resemble political actors, with security concerns and partisan scrutiny rising. He notes past bipartisan legitimacy upheld by landmark decisions and warns the current trend could unsettle the court’s role in safeguarding rights.
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Biden’s inflation fight echo from WIN era in 1974
Cal Thomas reviews the 1974 Whip Inflation Now campaign and Ford’s PR blunder, contrasting with today’s 8.5 percent inflation and Biden’s Ohio speech. He argues the White House misleads on deficits, taxes, and energy policy while urging readers to revive WIN as a cautionary relic.
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