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Don't know if this story is true or just ****, but if so, it MIGHT explain why she and like deplorable sellouts are running around trying to defend Hitler, slavery and fascist sentiment. MIGHT....
Investigative Journalist EXPOSES Candace Owens & Other Conservative Influencers As ACTORS!
If so, POOR ACTORS, at BEST.
Meanwhile, seems certain conservative SCOTUS justices are "concerned" WE may have figured 'em out for the right winged SHILLS they ARE:
ANALYSIS: Supreme Court begins new term highlighted by direct challenge to Roe v Wade abortion rights
Alito decries 'sinister' portrayal of U.S. Supreme Court 'shadow docket' | Reuters
Because, hey, I guess WE'RE supposed to be too stupid to figure out where they're coming from and what they're UP TO:
The US supreme court is deciding more and more cases in a secretive ‘shadow docket’ | Moira Donegan | The Guardian
Analysis-U.S. Supreme Court's 'shadow docket' favored religion and Trump
"Several conservative justices have argued strenuously that the court should not be seen in political terms. On Thursday, Justice Samuel Alito, gave a speech, at Notre Dame, defending the court. He sharply attacked media coverage of it and said the justices are not a "dangerous cabal."
But apparently, Justice Sotomayor BEGS TO DIFFER:
Justice Sonia Sotomayor: 'There is going to be a lot of disappointment in the law, a huge amount' - CNNPolitics
Opinion: Justice Sotomayor tells the truth about the Supreme Court - CNN
But on Wednesday, Justice Sonia Sotomayor, in a program for the American Bar Association, conveyed a very different message. "There is going to be a lot of disappointment in the law, a huge amount. Look at me, look at my dissents."
It is surely not a coincidence that so many justices are speaking publicly about the court, its reputation, and its processes. Some of it may be a response to its sharp dip in public approval ratings. A September 2021 Gallup poll indicated that approval of the US Supreme Court fell to a new low of 40%. Fifty-three percent said they disapproved of the court."