Do you think, though, that we ought to have a constitutional advocate?
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Blumenthal questions the need for a constitutional advocate in FISA Court reforms.
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Cornyn and Tillis seem to have gotten nothing. The tax immunity deal is still unlimited in terms of tax control liability, and the slush fund, or the thug fund, as I call it, is still alive and well so far as Donald Trump is concerned.
The Trump Administration’s threats to Social Security and skyrocketing costs require common sense steps to expand benefits and ensure financial stability.
It is almost certainly never going to be approved by a court because it violates basic constitutional rights.
If a judicial nominee cannot answer that basic question, refuses to speak the truth to power now, there is no guarantee that they will be independent on the bench and provide real justice to the American people.





