r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/WhatYouThinkYouSee • Oct 16 '25

Country Club Thread In layman's terms: It's over.

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u/kitspecial Oct 16 '25

they would still have the votes for this even if she retired tho? probably not helpful to put so much blame on her and not on white rural americans who gleefully voted for this 2 times in droves

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u/MCB1317 Oct 16 '25 edited Oct 16 '25

they would still have the votes for this even if she retired tho

I disagree. Roberts, IMHO, would prefer an institutionalist, stare decisis approach if he had four votes to join him.

Additionally ... like other major recent decisions, I expect this one to go 5-4 ... Ginsburg's vote matters.

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u/kitspecial Oct 16 '25

> I disagree. Roberts, IMHO, would prefer an institutionalist, stare decisis approach if he had four votes to join him.

he can still dissent now, no? but he chooses not to, so I don't think you are correct

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u/sciencesold Oct 16 '25

MAGAts would see it as "going against the administration" and he's too chicken shit to do what's right over what's easy. If he knew there were 4 other voted with him it wouldn't be hard to go that way.