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Chief Justice Roberts Faces Two Strikes After New Leak Rocks The Court
Chief Justice Roberts Faces Two Strikes After New Leak Rocks The Court
Authored by Jonathan Turley,
The legendary baseball player and manager Ted Williams once wrote a letter to the Angels outfielder Jay Johnstone on improving his hitting. Among his pieces of advice was that “with two strikes, you simply have to protect the plate.”
Williams’s advice on not striking out came to mind this week when another leak of confidential information rocked the Supreme Court. (The prior leak of the Dobbs decision went unsolved).
For Chief Justice John Roberts, the message is clear: it...
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