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Ketanji Brown Jackson Sounds the Alarm: New Study Says Supreme Court Is Siding With the Wealthy at Historic Levels
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Ketanji Brown Jackson Sounds the Alarm: New Study Says Supreme Court Is Siding With the Wealthy at Historic Levels
A fresh blast of data has rolled in like a foghorn over the marble steps of the Supreme Court, and its message is blunt: the nation’s highest court is leaning sharply toward the rich. According to a sweeping analysis reported by The New York Times, economists from Columbia and Yale found that Republican-appointed justices now side with wealthier interests in about seven out of every ten economic cases. The numbers don’t whisper; they clang. The …
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