Senator Reid says equally divided Supreme Court missing opportunities

Nevada Senator Harry Reid says the Supreme Court whacked the National Rifle Association in a six-to decision over domestic violence offenders from buying guns, noting missed opportunities after a vacancy due to Republican historic obstruction of nominee Merrick Garland, leaving the Court deadlocked, unable to rule on important cases having only eight Justices.

Nevada Senator Harry Reid says the Supreme Court whacked the National Rifle Association in a six-to decision over domestic violence offenders from buying guns, noting missed opportunities after a vacancy due to Republican historic obstruction of nominee Merrick Garland, leaving the Court deadlocked, unable to rule on important cases having only eight Justices.
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