One Justice, $3 Million, Zero Consequences
Sixteen justices brought a bag of chips to the party. One brought a catered banquet, a private jet, and a superyacht, and here is why nobody can do a thing
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40 years. 70+ jury trials. I run breaking political news through the same cross-examination that takes liars apart. You get the verdict.
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