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The Alito Wing of the Supreme Court Sure Sounds Sold on Trump’s Voter Fraud Lies - Slate
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A prior analysis argued that a conservative bloc of the Court appears receptive to baseless voter-fraud claims and could issue rulings that restrict voting access, with the shadow docket enabling rapid, less transparent decisions. The combination of substantive leanings and expedited processes could deepen public distrust and speed policy moves that limit participation. John Oliver’s recent attack on Justice Samuel Alito’s opinion echoes and amplifies these concerns in popular media, calling attention to the perceived partisan tilt and potential consequences for voting rights.
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