"Marxism:  the methamphetamine of the masses."  -Jordan Peterson

Clarence Thomas is, as always, brilliant in his most recent dissent.  And never at a more consequential time.  If, as the SCOTUS has said previously, "[c]onfidence in the integrity of our electoral process is essential to the functioning of our participatory democracy," why does the Court repeatedly give us no reason to believe in the integrity of our elections by not hearing case after case, no matter how compelling?

As Thomas put it, "One wonders what this Court waits for."

I do not, however, wonder what the Court waits for.  I believe I know:  The left never understands the injustice of what it does until it is done to them.

"In such a strait the wisest may well be perplexed, and the boldest staggered. The circumstances are in a great measure new. We have hardly any land-marks from the wisdom of our ancestors, to guide us. At best we can only follow the spirit of their proceeding in other cases."  -Edmund Burke