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We Can't Blame the Supreme Court for Congress's Problems
Original: We Can’t Blame the Supreme Court for Congress’s Problems
Jacobin argues that Congress, not the Supreme Court, bears responsibility for the failures of US lawmaking. The piece contends that progressives too often blame judicial rulings for policy gridlock that stems from legislators' own unwillingness or inability to pass bold legislation. The argument feeds a broader debate on the American left about where to direct blame for stalled priorities.
Why now: Ongoing frustration on the left over legislative gridlock and debate over the Supreme Court's role in US politics
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