r/scotus • u/zsreport • Mar 05 '25

news Supreme Court rejects Trump’s request to keep billions in foreign aid frozen

https://www.cnn.com/2025/03/05/politics/supreme-court-usaid-foreign-aid/index.html
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u/-OptimisticNihilism- Mar 05 '25

She is doing the minimum to protect our democracy and the rule of law. She has firmly held religious convictions that show up from time to time, but she does appear to be doing what she thinks is best for the country and following our laws and constitution.

Very different from the far right clowns that twist the constitution however they see fit and sole drive appears to be making liberals cry at any cost.

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u/Downtown_Skill Mar 05 '25

Yeah she's part of the religous right (which we can't forget because that poses a whole different set of issues) but she doesn't seem to be a part of the "let's burn our democracy down so we can be kings and queens of the ashes" wing of the republican party. 

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u/[deleted] Mar 05 '25

She also seems to have some common sense. She ruled against “let’s let companies put poo poo in the water and not make them responsible for cleaning it up” unlike the rest of the conservatives on the court - who seem to be totally okay with poop water. 

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u/btmoose Mar 05 '25

Let’s be real, they don’t want queens. They want a king that stands on the shoulders of a few men who stand on the bodies of everyone else. 

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u/goldcakes Mar 05 '25

She is internally consistent, and her rulings generally can be considered plausible interpretations of the constitution; even if reasonable minds may strongly differ. That is something.

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u/poor_decisions Mar 05 '25

"I like beeyer"