These words are there to remind all those who enter, that the Supreme Court exists to uphold rights of all Americans—not just the powerful.
Above the doors of the Supreme Court are etched the words ‘Equal Justice Under Law.’
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After a careful review of his record, it was clear that Judge Gorsuch would not do that, which is why I voted no on his confirmation.
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I have no longer have faith in "American Democracy'.
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Sorry too many 'haves' in that sentence but you know what I mean.
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GOP treason will soon be irrefutable. We just have to make sure we
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Conservatives seem to think some justice is "more equal" than others.
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I guess we can have those replaced with "Money Speaks"
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And now that we have confirmed Gorsuch to SCOTUS, all Americans stand to benefit from equal justice.
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Well it is not equal for women nor minorities
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But is there truly equal justice?
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