JUST IN: The Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments In Major Starbucks Union Case

On Tuesday, the Supreme Court heard Starbucks Corp. v. McKinney.
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[@jusadude7162]

All I can hear when Ketanji Brown speaks is her saying she doesn’t know how to define a woman during her confirmation hearing. It defies logic she was appointed after that.

[@AllenPullman-bs5ku]

Agreed. She is void of judgement.

[@kevinaraujo2641]

DEI appointee

[@kevinaraujo2641]

Unconstitutional!! It goes against everything this country and Constitution stands for.. DISHONEST AND DISINGENUOUS TRAITORS TO WE THE PEOPLE!! PERIOD FULL STOP.... SMFH

[@potterwalker4823]

liberals don’t use logic. it is irrelevant to them and as foreign as a distant star.

[@jerryskidlsd]

Boycott Starbucks

[@dhmrdh]

Roberts need to reign in Kentaji. She gets out of line all the time.

[@x0rn312]

19:00 Jackson just doesn't get it.
Even under her theory, what's happened here is: Congress has given this Board power that should properly be vested in the Court.
I don't think she properly understands the separation of powers.

[@martingenet8799]

20, 23, 36 min in. Reminder to self

[@Myke4445]

That first lawyer is sassy

[@oneeyegods]

Great conversation

[@anthonyrude]

Is this why Starbucks was not open todaym