When federal district court judges have to write a letter to the Supreme Court saying, we can't do our jobs because you won't tell us we what you mean, There should never be ambiguity in the Supreme Court's decisions, and they are using that power to scuttle democracy. And so, yes, our court should be better and there are good judges doing the best they can. (56:33–56:43)
CLAIM
Asserts that the Supreme Court's ambiguous decisions undermine democracy.
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