You’ve got a party who’s hell-bent on getting their nominees to the Supreme Court to strike down legislation that they don’t like that’s been passed by majority of people. This is an anti-majority party in the end.
Neal Katyal: “You’ve got a party who’s hell-bent on getting their nominees to the Supreme Court to strike down legislation that they…”
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Neal Katyal discusses the Republican party's strategy regarding the Supreme Court and legislation.
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