Is the Surpreme Court Out of Order?

The latest session of the US Supreme Court was especially contentious, with important decisions on the separation of church and state, organized labor, campaign finance reform, birth control and women's health splitting the court along its 5-4 conservative/liberal divide. Bill speaks with Linda Greenhouse, a NY Times columnist and Dahlia Lithwick and a senior editor at Slate, about the rulings.

[nathantowne]

I got a good laugh out of this silliness.

[carlosjones]

This would be much more interesting if an alternative viewpoint was permitted, in this, highly debatable partisan assertions are never challenged and it becomes grating, this one sidedness makes it much less persuasive.

[AhojU]

Sorry mam (16:48) but opening a local town council meeting with a prayer is not "establishing a religion." If people don't want to pray they don't have to, or if they do want, they can offer their own prayer, which others are equally free to ignore.

[billmoyersandcompany]

Watch this week's full show in which journalists Dahlia Lithwick and Linda Greenhouse discuss the Supreme Court's latest term. 

[MrBarksdale]

The Last Civil War changed the US Supreme Court maybe we need another one to deal with this court and racist who mad a black man won an elction lol