"There are hypocrites in this world," Levinson writes. "There are people who lack self-awareness. And then there is Justice Samuel Alito, a category unto himself."
When Samuel Alito was nominated for the Supreme Court, he told Democratic Sen. Ted Kennedy that he felt Roe v. Wade was settled law and that he would uphold precedent, according to a new book. Kennedy didn't buy Alito's assurances and still voted against his confirmation. "That was wise," Jessica Levinson writes, given that Alito would decades later author the decision that overturned Roe entirely.
"There are hypocrites in this world," Levinson writes. "There are people who lack self-awareness. And then there is Justice Samuel Alito, a category unto himself." Read Jessica Levinson's full analysis in your Saturday MSNBC Daily.
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To encourage political violence and exceptional measures, you need to get people to feel like they are facing an existential threat. Read more. |
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His remark about the attack of Nancy Pelosi's husband isn't the political zinger he thought it to be. Read more. |
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Americans believe crime is way, way up. The stats don't match that. Read more. |
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What's missing from the game? Just look at the field. Read more. |
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The fourth episode of MSNBC's newest original podcast series, "Rachel Maddow Presents: Ultra" is available now. In the latest episode, Rachel explores how a paid agent of Adolf Hitler's government leveraged sitting members of the United States Congress to launder millions of pieces of Nazi propaganda into the hands of the American people, in an effort to weaken democracy. Listen now.
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On Monday, listen to all six episodes of MSNBC's newest, original podcast 'The Revolution with Steve Kornacki.' Steve recounts the origin story of partisan politics as we know it today – exploring the catalysts of the 1994 Republican take-over of Congress, including the influence of Newt Gingrich, that changed both political parties forever.
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