Maureen Dowd: The Supreme Court v. reality

Many of us see the Supreme Court as a dangerous cabal of partisan hacks.

(Christopher Lee | The New York Times) The Supreme Court in Washington, June 13, 2019. "Ordinarily staid and silent Supreme Court justices have become whirling dervishes of late, spinning madly to rebut the idea that Americans are beginning to regard the court as a dangerous cabal of partisan hacks," writes The New York Times opinion columnist Maureen Dowd.

Maureen Dowd: The Supreme Court v. reality

Many of us see the Supreme Court as a dangerous cabal of partisan hacks.

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