The Oath: The Obama White House and the Supreme Court

from junebedell

in my opinion, Jeffrey Toobin presents us with the clear and present danger of a politicized judiciary. We're in for a long, hard ride folks. Excellent read....should be required for all who care about this country and where we seem to be headed.

from MarcusBastos

The Oath: The Obama White House and the Supreme Court Living Constitution The US Supreme Court, in a range of crucial matters, is a divided house. Five conservatives judges and four liberals ones dispute constitutional interpretation. The results sometimes seems unpredictable. Jeffrey Toobin, in ...

from Susan.Macura

This was a fascinating look at the United States Supreme Court and how it decided recent important cases, including Citizens' United and Obamacare. Toobin provides the reader with the background of the justices to better understand them as well as a look at how their decisions impacted President ...

from Judiex

THE OATH: The Obama White House and the Supreme Court is more a history of the current Supreme Court than of the relationship between President Obama and the Court. However, that relationship does play a vital part of the book. Author Jeffrey Toobin provides a very readable and captivating explor...

from junebedell

in my opinion, Jeffrey Toobin presents us with the clear and present danger of a politicized judiciary. We're in for a long, hard ride folks. Excellent read....should be required for all who care about this country and where we seem to be headed.