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Exclusive: Justice Samuel Alito was taken to a hospital last month in previously undisclosed incident | CNN Politics

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Exclusive: Justice Samuel Alito was taken to a hospital last month in previously undisclosed incident | CNN Politics
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Exclusive: Justice Samuel Alito was taken to a hospital last month in previously undisclosed incident | CNN Politics
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito was taken to a hospital after becoming ill last month at a Federalist Society dinner in Philadelphia, according to people with knowledge of the March 20 incident.
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stairs_3730 Apr 3, 2026 +1830
Unknown brown substance around his lips?
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--redacted-- Apr 3, 2026 +529
Brownish orange 
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SuperNobody-MWO Apr 3, 2026 +164
Does Trump paint his taint?
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Stewie_G_Griffin Apr 3, 2026 +59
Mr president I need you to spread em
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PurpleCoat6656 Apr 3, 2026 +18
That's the caviar that trump licks off Putin's balls mixing with the spray tan.
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JustineDelarge Apr 3, 2026 +4
Gild the starfish?
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Fallouttgrrl Apr 3, 2026 +4
He's got the GOP to do it for him
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stupid_cat_face Apr 3, 2026 +16
His whole nose, sinuses and airway was filled with so much fecal matter… must be why he says so much shit.
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Agreeable-Case-364 Apr 4, 2026 +5
Orange diarrhea colored with a spec of depends?
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UndoxxableOhioan Apr 3, 2026 +293
He is rumored to be retiring at the end of the term. No doubt he wants Trump to replace him, and there is no guarantee of holding the Senate next year. But an even bigger hint: he has a book coming out in October. That is when the next term starts and he wouldn’t be available for the customary book tour a justice would do (hence most sitting justices see their books come out in the summer). That means he may planning to be on the bench in October.
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Uvtha- 5 days ago +11
We cannot allow him to seat another supreme court judge.  Gotta give them the Merrick Garland even if it takes 2 years of stalling.
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UndoxxableOhioan 5 days ago +2
With no judicial filibuster, Dems are powerless to stop it.
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runningoutofwords 5 days ago +2
Not if they take the Senate
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UndoxxableOhioan 5 days ago +3
The new senate doesn’t start until January. If Alito retires in July, they will have him replaced by October.
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Anneisabitch Apr 3, 2026 +272
Aileen Cannon is so excited reading this. So excited.
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Kaffe-Mumriken Apr 3, 2026 +139
Jesus Christ don’t even joke about that
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kwangqengelele Apr 3, 2026 +61
The only reason it won't happen is that trump really enjoys screwing over his most loyal sycophants. Snubbing her and making her thank him for it is like crack for trump.
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MobileArtist1371 Apr 4, 2026 +7
> Cannon to SCOTUS > > Her ban on volume 2 moves to another judge > > Another judge decides to release it She's staying where she is > Cannon knows what's going on > Threatens to release volume 2 unless SCOTUS nominee Now things are interesting again > TACO TACOS > Cannon nominated to SCOTUS > Volume 2 moves to another conservative judge > Decides to keep the ban on release Sounds like actual reality
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To-Far-Away-Times Apr 4, 2026 +12
Tough choice between her or there’s always Kyle Rittenhouse, Ghisaine Maxwell, or Derek Chauvin.
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tremere110 Apr 3, 2026 +10
And Kristi Noem! Oh joy! This will be so much fun! /s We are so totally fucked.
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Underwater_Grilling Apr 3, 2026 +11
Bondi is newly unemployed
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Burgoonius Apr 4, 2026 +2
Why you gotta ruin my day?
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Pans_Labradoodle 6 days ago +2
She’s a woman so naturally they’ll pass her over.
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Squire_II 6 days ago +2
Her and/or Matthew Kacsmaryk ending up on the SCOTUS would be a level of dystopian hell that would make us yearn for the moderate (by comparison) judicial beliefs of Alito and Thomas.
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Dominant_Drowess Apr 3, 2026 +2328
I will be furious if this man appoints another supreme court justice. **Edit after 1800 likes; I commented below in reply to my own comment that nobody noticed because it's burried..** *I hate, that on a 5 year old account, this stupid post of mine above is my most upvoted comment, and is on record to double my previous most upvoted post of exactly 600 on a Star Trek meme. I don't even care about karma farming, I just hate that this f****** dumb-ass is so god-damned important that intellectual and deep philosophical topics get completely ignored to point at flippant comments of frustration.* *I am sad. And all of you should be as well. :(*
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Hceverhartt Apr 3, 2026 +786
Depending on the midterms he might get two by the end of the year if Alito or Thomas retire.
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Axin_Saxon Apr 3, 2026 +666
This is going to be the play: if the midterms don’t go their way, Alito and Thomas will announce their retirements and Donnie will rush through their replacements.
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GordonShumway257 Apr 3, 2026 +514
But if the midterms don't go their way, that would presumably mean the Democrats win control of the Senate. The hope there is that a Democrat controlled Senate would block anyone he nominates just like Mitch did.
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Axin_Saxon Apr 3, 2026 +561
Theres the period between the elections in November and that new congress actually TAKING their seats in early January. That’s the window of time Trump would try to rush the replacements through. While he still has a majority.
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FailedInfinity Apr 3, 2026 +308
This right here. They even rushed in ACB while the polls were open for the 2020 election. I’m sure they already have the replacements chosen so they can rubber stamp them asap.
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Axin_Saxon Apr 3, 2026 +244
The 2016 and 2020 supreme court justice situations have irrevocably changed the judiciary in this country. The blatant hypocrisy means that now judges will almost ALWAYS retire in order to get replacements in line with their ideology rather than trust fate and serve for life. And it’s precisely for that reason that we need to institute judicial term limits.
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Tibbaryllis2 Apr 3, 2026 +154
RBGs true lasting legacy. Now it’s just going to be a political football for use it or lose it. I presume even more outright bribes will enter into the court as well. You know Thomas loses that gravy train when he’s off the pot. So he’s going to definitely need one last score.
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ailish Apr 3, 2026 +185
RBG's legacy is to have so many of the amazing things she ever did undone because she refused to retire while Obama was in office.
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TardwifeDyskinesia Apr 4, 2026 +34
Yep, and the girl power rbg merch ain't looking great anymore
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whatssenguntoagoblin Apr 4, 2026 +73
She fucked all of us so hard
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sn34kypete Apr 4, 2026 +25
What's so wild is she died after officiating a wedding in covid peak before we had vaccines. Look into the groom's family, all DC insiders. She went to a wedding, trusted one of the first (unreliable) rapid tests for a "bubble" and died 2 weeks later. What was the incubation period for OG covid? Oh shit, 2 weeks. That old f*** could've hobbled along a bit longer potentially if she wasn't too busy trading favors for DC elites.
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SenselessNoise Apr 4, 2026 +26
She should've retired under Obama. She was 81 f****** years old in 2014 and McConnell/Trump wouldn't have stolen the pick for her replacement. Just another example of all of us suffering because these old fucks won't let go of the wheel.
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apk5005 Apr 4, 2026 +24
Aileen Cannon getting called up to the majors.
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hikeonpast Apr 4, 2026 +2
I doubt he could find someone “loyal” enough to take her place in Florida. At least I hope there are no additional bootlickers of Eileen Canon caliber.
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MBTank Apr 3, 2026 +63
Remember it is only norms that stops the next president from expanding the number of judges on the court. Norms that Republicans have continually broken over the last 2 Trump terms.
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Axin_Saxon Apr 3, 2026 +26
Norms AND the threat that it would then be weaponized right back if the executive ever got voted out.
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parkinthepark Apr 4, 2026 +45
We’ve got to stop this kind of thinking. Republicans are no longer waiting for Democrat permission. The *second* the GOP needs another seat they will expand the court, no matter the precedent. “The Republicans are Evil, so we better not be Good” was bad logic in the 2000’s, and it’s suicidal thinking today.
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GrinchWhoStoleEaster Apr 4, 2026 +15
ThEy MiGhT dO sOmEtHiNg BaD!!! Is why Democrats lose lose lose lose lose lose lose all day long like suckers.
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TardwifeDyskinesia Apr 4, 2026 +2
Yep, they act as if a fascist party doesn't already control all branches
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ohanse Apr 3, 2026 +6
1. Make filibusters breakable by majority 2. Pack USSC judges 2. Scale back 2/3 requirement to simple majority for amendment via majority vote 3. Pass amendment with constraints on USSC nominations and counts 4. Pass law saying amendments need 2/3 majority vote again 5. Pass law saying amendment adjustments needs 2/3 of votes to mess with in the future 6. Return filibusters to 2/3 requirement Basically cheat the f*** out of the system and then close the loopholes?
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lordraiden007 Apr 3, 2026 +21
If you mean constitutional amendments you obviously don’t know what you’re talking about. The amendment process is outlined **in the constitution**. It is **not a matter of law**, and requires a 2/3 majority of *both the house and senate* to apply. You cannot pass an amendment with simple majority no matter how many **laws** or **conventions** you change. Therefore you cannot change the requirements to pass amendments unless you already meet the requirements for passing an amendment itself.
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ohanse Apr 3, 2026 +5
Damn. Welp that’s why me numbers man and not laws and words man.
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bros402 Apr 4, 2026 +6
Yes and tie the number of justices to how many circuit courts there are. There are currently 13. Historically, there's been around the same number of justices as circuits.
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lordofducks Apr 3, 2026 +8
The number of judges on SCOTUS is set by congress
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7weezy Apr 3, 2026 +3
Is it called "recess appointment"? That CGPgrey made a video about?
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Starving_Phoenix Apr 3, 2026 +4
And also, I think it incredibly unlikely the dems do what the Republicans did in 2015. They still like to pretend moral victories are worth anything. I'd love to be wrong but I can't picture them fully blocking new supreme court picks for a month, let alone a full two years.
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dafunkmunk Apr 3, 2026 +26
Elections dont immediately take effect and replace congressmen with the election winners like how the w***** of the presidential election in November doesn't become president until January. So if the gop gets obliterated in the midterms, that gives trump and the gop a brief period to f*** shit up as much as possible before democrats would be in a position to do anything about it
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Aazadan Apr 3, 2026 +6
The house might have a 1 vote democrat majority by then. Wouldn’t stop a nomination but might be able to hold up other stuff.
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Bodoblock 6 days ago +2
The House has no role in Senate confirmations, so they would have no obstructive ability.
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Pack_Your_Trash Apr 3, 2026 +14
>The hope there is that a Democrat controlled Senate would block anyone he nominates just like Mitch did. I applaud your optimism.
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gravescd Apr 3, 2026 +24
You just know Fetterman is going to ruin this
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-Average_Joe- Apr 3, 2026 +9
Senate is still a longshot, but losing the House is still bad for Trump and his party.
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ukexpat Apr 3, 2026 +5
A poll that I saw yesterday had the Dems winning the Senate too. And it’s swinging more in their favor.
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BBanner Apr 3, 2026 +7
I don’t think you should put too much stock in polling considering the 2024 election.
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RoboChrist Apr 3, 2026 +10
Polling had the 2024 election pretty much even.
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bros402 Apr 4, 2026 +3
Polling had them roughly even.
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BBanner Apr 4, 2026 +2
Yes, that was incorrect, as Trump won the electoral college by 84 and the popular vote, and the Wikipedia article for the election notes that polls often fail to account for Republican vote shares, and notes that this was a failure in that regard again.
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Bodoblock 6 days ago +4
He won the popular vote by a 1.5pp margin. That is within the statistical MoE and in line with polling.
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LordHammercyWeCooked Apr 4, 2026 +3
And the 2016 election. And we barely f****** made it past the 2020 election by the skin of our teeth while he was trying to destroy all the mail sorting machines.
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Axin_Saxon Apr 3, 2026 +1
WAS a longshot. Now increasingly likely as Trump continues to burn away what little approval he once had. By November, at this pace, it could very well be a senate majority and house SUPER majority.
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whatproblems Apr 3, 2026 +2
let me guess then it’s “i will abolish congress”
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thewaybaseballgo Apr 3, 2026 +2
Don’t give me hope.
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elykl12 Apr 3, 2026 +12
Alito I could see. He’s always been a partisan and a true believer in the conservative movement. He realizes his replacement by a 50-something jurist will be more useful than rolling the dice on Republicans not losing the Senate every cycle he stays Thomas from every anecdote I’ve heard about him is spiteful and intends to remain on the bench as long as he’s able.
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bros402 Apr 4, 2026 +3
I am fine with Thomas being the GOP RBG
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Axin_Saxon Apr 3, 2026 +5
Thomas would do what his wife tells him and SHE is a true believer.
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mixduptransistor Apr 3, 2026 +28
It would be hard to get anyone worse than Alito or Thomas. If either of those two are replaced by Trump the balance won't change, and the certifiably crazy end of the right will still be represented. The only downside will be they get to effectively reset with a younger justice. Not great, but not as bad as if one of the Obama appointees dropped dead tomorrow
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off_by_two Apr 3, 2026 +14
Yeah probably wouldnt be worse, just younger
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Fried_puri Apr 4, 2026 +3
The only concern is if it's someone who can better convince the other judges during discussions. As far as voting goes, Thomas is straight MAGA all day so changing him for that does nothing.
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Lower-Acanthaceae460 Apr 3, 2026 +4
i pray Obama, Biden appointees are getting their cardio and fiber everyday
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no_one_likes_u Apr 3, 2026 +54
It's beyond even the wildest best case scenario predictions that democrats could pick up a majority in the Senate, so I doubt anyone is retiring by end of year. He might get them before 2028 though.
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EmbarrassedW33B Apr 3, 2026 +28
Idk those predictions were before Trump started a war that will probably cause a global depression and easily cause tens of thousands of American casualties (if/when they launch land based operations). and of course triple gas prices which is what really gets Americans heated. November will be...interesting. 
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jdave512 Apr 3, 2026 +11
Every cent gas goes up in price gives democrats an extra percent chance to take the senate.
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Turkey_Teets Apr 3, 2026 +67
They’ll make sure he gets 2 before 2028.
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Kolby_Jack33 Apr 3, 2026 +47
Assuming the next election proceeds as it should and the next president is a democrat, if they don't f*** the supreme court with a pineapple and stuff it full of justices who are ready and willing to fix this broken country, we're truly screwed. Worse case scenario is it escalates court stuffing until the whole system breaks apart and both sides want reforms that should have been in place decades ago.
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no_one_likes_u Apr 3, 2026 +18
That's not the worst case. Worst case is a genuine civil war.
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Mclarenf1905 Apr 3, 2026 +21
Nah even worse than that would be accepting defeat and just allowing a continuous backslide into complete facism. I'm not saying that we should have a civil war or that is a desirable outcome mind you, just that at least in that scenario there's a chance for a better future.
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no_one_likes_u Apr 3, 2026 +9
Maybe, these justices are notorious egomaniacs. When's the last time any of them retired before 80? Anyway, you could easily be right, but I hope you aren't.
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Hceverhartt Apr 3, 2026 +8
I thought Kennedy retired so Trump could replace him
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no_one_likes_u Apr 3, 2026 +21
That’s the vanilla reason, but I think it had more to do with Trump having some kind of leverage over Kennedys son who worked at Deutsche Bank. Either way, he retired at 82.
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tidal_flux Apr 3, 2026 +9
Kennedy retired because his son handled Trump’s illegal accounts at Deutsche Bank.
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paddy_yinzer Apr 3, 2026 +16
If somehow democrats won a majority it the Senate, John Fetterman would officially switch parties giving it back to the conservatives
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no_one_likes_u Apr 3, 2026 +7
The Pennsylvania Joe Manchin. F*** Fetterman.
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wyvernx02 Apr 3, 2026 +5
Manchin was actually up front about his positions and never really changed course. Fetterman on the other hand is a lying snake.
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bros402 Apr 4, 2026 +3
Fetterman needs to have another stroke to make him a Democrat again.
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Axin_Saxon Apr 3, 2026 +12
Old data. The chances of a democratic senate, while still not PROBABLE, are far more likely than they should be.
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NaiveChoiceMaker Apr 3, 2026 +11
Polymarket has it at a 52% chance of a democratic majority…
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Axin_Saxon Apr 3, 2026 +13
It would appear even my data is old and that the situation is moving quickly.
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off_by_two Apr 3, 2026 +6
This Iran war is the biggest self own in American presidential history
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Timzor Apr 3, 2026 +4
It’s currently 52% on polymarket
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no_one_likes_u Apr 3, 2026 +6
Are we treating polymarket as a source of good data now? I missed that memo.
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burgonies Apr 3, 2026 +2
I’d love to see the Venn diagram of people that bet on polymarket and people that actually vote.
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Slypenslyde Apr 3, 2026 +6
Even if Democrats win the majority of the Senate, they'll argue it won't be polite to get in the way of the Republicans' selection of Justices.
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FreeUsePolyDaddy Apr 3, 2026 +9
That's the problem. They aren't learning the lessons they need to learn. When the opposite side is a trifecta of oligarchs, bigots, and a religious death cult, you can't keep acting like this a quiet game of checkers with your neighbour while debating the weather.
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[deleted] Apr 3, 2026 +3
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dabeeman Apr 4, 2026 +3
reminder that RBG was an arrogant old f*** that ruined her legacy by not retiring when democrats controlled nominations. dumb b****
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theb0tman Apr 3, 2026 +57
Thomas is old as well. Pretty likely to get that one too
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VoidMageZero Apr 3, 2026 +3
Thomas won't retire, he's going for the longest justice record. Alito is rumored to have a book coming out when the court should be starting its next cycle in October though, around the midterms.
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[deleted] Apr 3, 2026 +56
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baccus83 Apr 3, 2026 +50
If dems take senate in Jan then the appointment will be rushed through before the new term starts.
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LoCarB3 Apr 4, 2026 +13
Dems will take whatever path is the easiest and most cowardly. Absolute masters of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory
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TheLGMac Apr 4, 2026 +17
Still resentful that RBG didn't retire when she was diagnosed in 2009 when it would have been under not an insane person.
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Malaix Apr 3, 2026 +6
I'd be surprised of Thomas or Alito or both don't step down before the GOP is booted in 2028. Assuming we have elections. Like it or not Trump is probably going to end up picking most of the SCotUS for the rest of our lives if we go by typical American convention.
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YellowB Apr 3, 2026 +2
Judge Aileen Canon is licking her lips right now.
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tree-molester Apr 3, 2026 +2
If this f*** goes we gotta prop him up on a stick and Weekend-at-Bernie him till we get tRump out of office.
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Lower-Acanthaceae460 Apr 3, 2026 +2
can't any more worse than Alito. he's an automatic rubber stamp for Trump
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BigBad01 Apr 4, 2026 +2
Alito is basically the most harmful judge on the court. Even if Trump gets to replace him, maybe it will be a modest improvement.
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KathyJaneway 6 days ago +2
>my previous most upvoted post of exactly 600 on a Star Trek meme Which meme? Asking for a... Friend...
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Rathland Apr 3, 2026 +4
I predict Thomas will retire soon to make money. (i.e. run a PAC, to head up Heritage foundation or alike).
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AudibleNod Apr 3, 2026 +166
Oh. Look at that he just had a birthday. April 1st. I guess the joke was on us the whole time.
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OnasoapboX41 Apr 4, 2026 +4
I just found out that I share a birthday with him. I feel f****** disgusting.
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whatlineisitanyway Apr 3, 2026 +129
Recapturing the Senate is so important. Otherwise we will have a 30 year conservative majority that stops all progress.
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FreeUsePolyDaddy Apr 3, 2026 +128
Frankly we just need to get over the packing-the-court aversion. Find competent judges open to judicial reform, and throw 10 of them life-time appointments and a mandate to help fix shit. Like having SCOTUS be equally accountable to ethics requirements.
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whatlineisitanyway Apr 3, 2026 +14
Don't disagree. The question then becomes are we willing to nuke the filibuster to do it.
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FreeUsePolyDaddy Apr 3, 2026 +21
While that is a fair question, we are in this weird situation where Congress has stopped doing most of its job. The filibuster would be a thing to protect, if what it protected was leverage over the job being done. Which mostly isn't being done. So I think it is a time that what is being defended is the idea of the filibuster, and a past when Congress ensured its own relevance in governance. We need that time back, but the path from here to there is not a straight line. It may not be possible to preserve specifics without first ensuring a foundation exists at all. Will there be a consequence? Yes. And somehow that risk would need to be part of the planning for fixing this ungodly mess we are in.
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D1rtyH1ppy Apr 4, 2026 +3
I would like to see 100 justices added. I'd like there to be term limits for how long they can serve. I'd love it if the American public couldn't name a single judge on SCOTUS because they are all the same to everyone.
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scorpiknox Apr 3, 2026 +6
It's too late. He'll fill the spots before any new senators are sworn in.
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whatlineisitanyway Apr 3, 2026 +3
That would be my guess. Our only hope is that their hubris doesn't allow them to step down.
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off_by_two Apr 3, 2026 +7
Not necessarily. Expanding the court is always on the table
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ScrewAttackThis Apr 3, 2026 +5
And impeachment
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issm Apr 3, 2026 +27
The only barrier to progress is spineless democrats who want to compromise with the fascists all the time. The supreme court is a barrier only because elected democrats don't have enough of a spine to do anything about them. When the Supreme Court was blocking FDR, FDR threatened to just appoint judges until he had a majority, and the Court caved.
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JimCrackCornDoesCare Apr 4, 2026 +3
I’m confused here. How could FDR just continue to appoint judges? Any link to this? Genuinely interested and would love to understand better where you got that info.
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issm 6 days ago +2
The US constitution doesn't actually say how many judges the Supreme Court is supposed to have. It's basically only 9 out of tradition. Any president can just nominate more justices, and if the Senate confirms them, they're in. FDR kept winning majorities along with his 4 election wins, so he would have had the votes to confirm whoever he'd nominate.
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dburr10085 Apr 3, 2026 +28
In case you didn’t read the article: was taken to a hospital after becoming ill last month at a Federalist Society dinner in Philadelphia, according to people with knowledge of the March 20 incident,
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dramaking37 5 days ago +2
He fainted when he saw how low the bribes were this cycle
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JiveChicken00 Apr 3, 2026 +17
Must’ve sprained his empathy.
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1_ofthesedays Apr 3, 2026 +27
Please… wait till Feb 2029 ok?
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ImperialRedditer Apr 3, 2026 +6
Jan 1 2027 is enough if Dem win the senate. They’ll just pull a Mitch McConnell
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Babs-Jetson Apr 4, 2026 +5
i wish i shared your optimism
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DingerSinger2016 Apr 3, 2026 +3
Typically they are confirmed Jan. 3, although since it falls on a Sunday next year it will probably be Jan. 4 or 5.
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DerekB52 Apr 4, 2026 +3
Alito is gonna retire way before then. Im surprised he didnt go last year. His wife said on camera in late '24 that they couldnt wait to get out of DC if Trump won(because they were tired of it, especially the wife, and Alito needs repub president to pick his replacement).  Thomas is probably gonna retire too. Conservatives have been way better about timing retirements and things for judge seats. Neither one of them will make Ginsburgs mistake.
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mgdmitch Apr 3, 2026 +28
Doctors detected a small growth of morals on a lymph node and he was rushed to the hospital to have it removed before the next ruling is issued.
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BloodFartz69 Apr 3, 2026 +11
Hope the hospital bed they put him in is OK.
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flickerdown 6 days ago +5
Autoerotic asphyxiation injuries when his upside down flag hanging went awry?
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orion3999 6 days ago +5
If the dems take congress in November, I guarantee that any Supreme Court members ready to retire will do so before the new congress comes in.
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lark2004 Apr 4, 2026 +7
Here comes Justice Aileen Cannon!
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Klepdar 6 days ago +4
On the one hand, it's a shame alito is still alive. On the other, I'm glad he will hopefully live to at least the end of trump's term so that he's not replaced by a clone of himself.
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Weightmonster 6 days ago +4
Please don’t let him pass away while the Republicans have a majority.  I hope we can Merrick Garland Trump’s nomination. 
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titanfan694 Apr 3, 2026 +20
Here's to hoping that a Democrat not named Schumer is the next Senate majority leader. That will make the likelihood that those old fucks make it until they croak, hopefully after the 2028 election.
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MissionCreeper Apr 3, 2026 +4
No confirmations until the next Dem president, no exceptions.
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ScarLNoBigD Apr 3, 2026 +3
I wish I had more confidence in that. But I would be 0% surprised watching them cave.
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DerekB52 Apr 4, 2026 +3
I would be 100% shocked to see Dems led by Schumer, do anything but cave. If Schumer gets replaced, the new leader will at least fight a little. But i dont know if any potential dem leader will just say no new judge for 1-2 years. Supposedly Schumers chosen successor is Schatz, who i do not think would fight enough
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riedhenry Apr 3, 2026 +3
Need to consider trump dying before any of this happens edit plural - happens
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PatchyWhiskers Apr 3, 2026 +3
I wish him very good health and at least 3 more years.
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newtman Apr 4, 2026 +3
Did he get his head stuck up his own ass again?
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GutsAndBlackStufff 6 days ago +3
May he live long enough for the Democratic senate majority leader to decide that the American people should elect his replacement.
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myislanduniverse Apr 3, 2026 +6
Hope he has a neat summer.
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Wizard_with_a_Pipe Apr 3, 2026 +6
I never thought I would be hoping for his good health. 😂 But as bad as he is I can't think of a worse time for him to go, I don't even want to know who chump would want to replace him with. 😳
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Roadshell Apr 3, 2026 +4
I wish nothing but good health for Samuel Alito... for the next three years or so...
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[deleted] Apr 3, 2026 +2
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S0M3D1CK Apr 4, 2026 +2
Doctors need to do their jobs until exactly January 2029 then quietly quit.
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taotdev Apr 4, 2026 +2
Oh well, there's always next time
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Dismal_Thanks_5849 5 days ago +2
He’s gonna get two more justices, isn’t he….
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OGBeege Apr 3, 2026 +3
Had his balls removed earlier; looking for donor
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McShoobydoobydoo Apr 3, 2026 +3
Choked on a wee orange chode?
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Informal-Fig-7116 Apr 3, 2026 +3
The devil cometh to collect.
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Joel227 Apr 3, 2026 +4
It was just a routine appointment to file back his horns.
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vishalnegal Apr 4, 2026 +3
I hope the cranial rectal extraction surgery went well and they managed to clear out that obstruction.
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formerNPC Apr 3, 2026 +2
Embalm him before they notice anything.
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BertMacklinMD Apr 3, 2026 +2
Poor hospital had to deal with an acute case of Samuel Alito
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gibbojab Apr 3, 2026 +2
It could t have been a heart incident since he doesn’t have the required prerequisites
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herecomestherebuttal Apr 3, 2026 +2
Etsy witches, do your thing.
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Seabrook76 Apr 4, 2026 +2
It was a pretty serious case of who gives a flying f***.
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IvanStarokapustin Apr 3, 2026 +3
What was the issue? Had no heart or had no brain?
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puffyshirt99 Apr 3, 2026 +3
As I said before, trump will nominate Bondi to keep her mouth shut on the Epstein files
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Holiday-West9601 Apr 3, 2026 +1
Please live for 3 more years
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Moneyshot_ITF Apr 3, 2026 +1
Who paid Bretts golf bill?
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Ricothebuttonpusher Apr 3, 2026 +1
Need him to live through to 2029 if a democrat wins
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donac Apr 3, 2026 +1
I think Trump is going to expand the court and stock it with people he thinks are loyal, then add a poison pill so the next guy can'texpand it. I'm calling it now.
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iamthelalo71 Apr 3, 2026 +1
Hopes and prayers, not saying what outcome I am hoping for.🤫
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radio3030 Apr 3, 2026 +1
That's why he hasn't written his Barbara opinion.
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Rajirabbit Apr 3, 2026 +1
If he gets to place another JFC
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PigFarmer1 Apr 4, 2026 +1
I never thought I would want this evil guy to last for about 3 more years... lol
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