Here is the problem with Amy Coney Barrett's judicial philosophy | Opinion
Amy Coney Barrett's belief in originalism means she interprets the words of the constitution as they were commonly understood when it was drafted. ......
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Here is the problem with Amy Coney Barrett's judicial philosophy | Opinion
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