Three ways we can address the Supreme Court’s legitimacy crisis:

Crossing our fingers is not enough. We need to go on the offense.

Hey, it's Ayanna Pressley. Help me out here, Pamela. Earlier this year, it was revealed that Justice Alito's wife flew a flag associated with the "Stop the Steal" movement and January 6 insurrectionists at their home. When called out, he deferred. So I'm just trying to square this circle. Justice Alito claims he can't tell his wife what to do when she wants to show solidarity with insurrectionists, but he can tell us what to do with our own bodies? Make it make sense. The Supreme Court is facing a crisis of legitimacy. It has been stacked with partisan, far-right justices hand-selected by conservative mega-donors, enabled by a man who was just found guilty on 34 counts of lies, cover ups, and withholding the truth. The Justices have released partisan decisions and substituted extremist, minority opinions for settled law. And they've repeated ethics violation after ethics violation by accepting lavish, secret gifts from right-wing mega-donors. We can't just sit by and let them undermine our democracy like this. So I'm fighting for: Supreme Court expansion to restore balance and fairness. A binding code of ethics for justices to ensure accountability and restore integrity. Formal investigations into Justices Samuel Alito, Clarence Thomas, and Brett Kavanaugh to shed light on their records of impropriety. It's important we show that the people are paying attention to this crisis, that voters know the SCOTUS implications of this year's election, and that we're demanding accountability. If Supreme Court reform is an important issue for you, will you sign on to show you support these measures that will defend our democracy and save lives? Add your name If this issue wasn't urgent enough, consider the damning link between the Court's corruption and the far-right manifesto "Project 2025," a 900-plus page document of extremist policies meant to destroy the federal government as we know it if Republicans win the presidency in 2024. This plan contains everything from a national abortion ban to eliminating the Department of Education to mass firings of 50,000 federal civil servants to be replaced by partisan hacks — and it also has implications on the Judicial branch. We can draw clear connections between the right-wing groups that have funded Project 2025 and the groups involved with the decades-long effort to stack the Court. In fact, that venn diagram looks more like a circle. The only way right-wing extremists will be able to ensure their policies are carried out is if the Supreme Court will back them — and we can't just sit back and cross our fingers that they do the right thing. I'm sounding every alarm I can find on the dangers of Project 2025 and the urgent need for Supreme Court reform. Will you raise your voice with me, Pamela? Add your name if you agree: Congress must act to expand the Court, install a binding code of ethics, and investigate judges who have demonstrated misconduct. Add your name Let's get this done, Ayanna PAID FOR BY COMMITTEE TO ELECT AYANNA PRESSLEY. DOES NOT EQUAL ENDORSEMENT.   Sent via ActionNetwork.org. To update your email address, change your name or address, or to stop receiving emails from Progress America, please click here.