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Commentary on Justices Kagan and Barrett's Reversed Color Choices
In a lighthearted opinion piece published on Reason.com, the author notes that Supreme Court Justices Elena Kagan and Amy Coney Barrett appeared to have swapped their typical political color associations during a recent court session. Kagan wore a bright red suit while Barrett wore a dark blue suit, reversing the usual red (Republican) and blue (Democratic) color coding. The author, who had been busy finishing a casebook chapter on Trump v. Barbara, suggests this may have been a subliminal attempt at bipartisanship, though acknowledges it could be coincidental. The piece also mentions several pending Supreme Court cases the author plans to analyze, including Slaughter, Cook, and West Virginia v. B.P.J.
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