Most Important Supreme Court Cases

This is the most important election in the history of the United States. Even more important than the elections of 1800, 1860, and 1932. The future of the United States hangs in balance, and this is largely because of the current situation of the Supreme Court. The balance of the Supreme Court is currently three conservative justices and four liberal justices, along with one justice who often votes conservative. The next president will probably appoint at least one, and up to four or five new Supreme Court Justices. This will shift the balance of power in the Court for probably the next 50 or 60 years. With all of the very important decisions that the Supreme Court will have to make in the near future, the fate of the country may fall into its hands. These decisions will include the fate of the disastrous Obamacare, issues of gun control, net neutrality, and many other decisions that could lead to the loss of America’s freedom. Some of these decisions could make significant changes to the way that the first second and fourth amendments are interpreted. If Hillary Clinton is elected president, she has made it very clear that she will appoint
The need for a conservative judge on the Supreme Court is greater now than it has ever been. With the passing of the great justice Antonin Scalia, the court is in a more dangerous position than ever before. If the four hardcore progressive judges are joined by another, and maybe two or three more in the next 4-8 years, the constitution and the American way of life as we know it may disappear. If Hillary Clinton is elected president, she’s made it very obvious that the justice she will appoint will fit this billing. She hasn’t yet released a full list of the people that she would consider, but the fact that she proposes appointing Barack Obama shows exactly the type of justice that she