God won’t save this Supreme Court: That job belongs to all of us

The piece uses charged religious metaphor ('God won't save') and directly accuses the Supreme Court of partisan capture by 'right-wing' forces, positioning institutional reform as a moral imperative ('job belongs to all of us'). No opposing institutional perspectives or conservative defenses of judicial independence are presented; framing is unilaterally critical and calls for action rather than examination.

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• This article does not address counterarguments that recent Court decisions reflect legitimate constitutional interpretation rather than partisan motivation
• This article does not present perspectives from conservative legal scholars defending judicial independence or the Court's legitimacy
• This article does not specify what institutional reforms the author believes 'all of us' should undertake