America declared independence from kings 248 years ago. The right-wing Supreme Court majority undid it.
Perhaps on this Fourth of July, the Alitos will fly the American flag properly, not upside down, at their Virginia or New Jersey homes. It is after all the 248th anniversary of America’s founders declaring their independence from a king. But I’m guessing Samuel A. Alito Jr.
Never would I have imagined, as a college student who closely followed Watergate, that a half-century later another Supreme Court would upend the legal underpinning of U.S. vs. Nixon: that executive privilege must give way to “the fair administration of criminal justice.” In our time, the system — our leaders and institutions of government — has failed. Remember that after the House of Representatives impeached Trump for provoking the Jan.
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