Once again, SCOTUS is out of step with American people

[deminks]

MSNBC just had a poll showing 63% said no when asked if SCOTUS should ban Affirmative Action.

Not gonna boost confidence in the court. Will colleges just ignore them? They will get sued no matter what.

[bucolic_frolic]

1. I wonder if the best hope is that AI and data analytic skills

which almost everyone can learn, render elite college degrees less useful? I mean one advantage is hard-working people can't live a life of sloth and privilege.

[JohnSJ]

2. Are they? Then where were they in the 2016 Presidential election when it mattered?

[Kaleva]

3. They don't go by what the majority of people think

Otherwise, we could just eliminate the courts and go by polls.

[Celerity]

4. In 2020, my state, the deep blue California, voted by a big margin to keep affirmative action banned

[Polybius]

7. That's why the poll the OP references confuses me

How could 63% support it nationwide, and in liberal Cali only 43% want it back?

[Johonny]

5. Most companies now have diversity hiring practices

This is completely out of step with corporate America.

[OrlandoDem2]

6. I'm so angry about the election of 2016! This is why everyone MUST vote in every election for the

Democrat up and down the ballot!!

Because Hillary lost we lost abortion rights and affirmative for university admission.

Trump has a direct role in all this!!

[Progressive Lawyer]

8. It's not the SCOTUS' job to be in-step with the American people.