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@thorpej@JetBlue Thanks, Jason. I'm with you on giving up: very unlikely to fly with JetBlue again after this experience. (I just got a call back - 8 hours later! - and they immediately disconnected my call. So now I have the pleasure of waiting at the very end of the call queue again.)
I’ve been waiting to speak to a @JetBlue live agent in the phone and chat queues since 2am ET after my flight was cancelled. I was rebooked on a flight *four days* later, and need assistance rebooking on a reasonable alternative departing tomorrow on JetBlue or another airline.
It’s hard to not get numb to SCOTUS ethics scandals, but this one is really jaw dropping. Judicial ethics 101 is to avoid even an appearance of bias…but w/ a toothless code of conduct there will be no ethics investigation or consequences. https://t.co/swfP8HP1AR
A little personal news, as they say. I'm honored to announce I'll be working with @BrennanCenter on democracy issues in addition to teaching at @UALawSchool
New Brennan Center report: By 2022, the effect of SCOTUS’s Shelby County decision cost **hundreds of thousands of votes from people of color** in federal elections in the counties formerly covered by pre-clearance. This is a really big deal. https://t.co/pICdDq3yey
Justices spending decades on the nation's highest court with virtually no accountability is not a recipe for a healthy democracy. No one should have that much public power for life.
It’s time for Supreme Court term limits. Staggered 18-year terms would ensure that the Court stays in touch with American society and that no justice has too much power for too long.
It’s time for Supreme Court term limits. A staggered 18-year limit would bring regular turnover to the bench. The result would be a Court that better reflects public values. Here’s our proposal on how this would work:
https://t.co/32D6IDtuS4
How many controversies over Supreme Court justices’ ethical choices will we see before the Court recognizes its legitimacy is in grave peril? They must adopt a binding code of ethics. https://t.co/UuOSQC6szW
A reminder that the Supreme Court is the only court in the country without a binding code of conduct. CJ Roberts says that we can trust the Court to self regulate. It's increasingly clear that's not true. https://t.co/wUcqt34Y5r