What to expect from the Supreme Court's new term

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% :None of the cases granted today will be as closely watched as those the court already agreed to hear this term: The standouts are the Harvard and the University of North Carolina cases over affirmative action.
49% : Now, the justices kicked off another likely contentious term today, with the court set to decide on hot-button cases involving affirmative action and the country's electoral process.
48% : The Supreme Court justices returned to chambers today after a period of strife marked by an investigation into the Dobbs draft disclosure, uncommonly public jabs among the court's members and a stretch of intense security amid the court's overturning of the constitutional right to abortion.
40% : People have pointed to notable cases in there about gun control and bump stocks, as well as an effort by Trump ally and MyPillow founder Mike Lindell to head off one of the many libel suits he's facing from voting machine companies.

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