Last Friday, the National Review’s Tim Alberta,
reported based on “conversations with a host of conservative legal experts at
this week’s Federalist Society convention…many of whom have had discussions
with President-Elect Donald Trump’s transition team”, that President-elect
Donald Trump has settled on two finalists for the vacant seat on the Supreme Court, Judges William Pryor and Diane Sykes.
Joining me today to talk all about these two Judges, their views, and
the threat pose to the rights of millions of Americans is Ian Millhiser, Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress
Action Fund and the Editor of ThinkProgressJustice and the author of Injustices:The Supreme Court's History of Comforting the Comfortable and Afflicting theAfflicted.
Since the results of the Presidential Election
came in, Americans have been taking to the streets all across the country to
voice their displeasure with the results and express their fears for the future
of the country; but how do we take that anger, energy, and passion and turn it
into something that will achieve real and lasting policy change in this
country? Joining me today to talk all
about the importance and art of protest and what we can learn from history about
its effectiveness in order to challenge President Elect Trump’s agenda is
Pulitzer Prize winning author and New
York Times editorial board member Tina Rosenberg who wrote a great column for The Times’ opinion page on Monday all about it.
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