The Supreme Court's decision to issue rulings on the shadow docket without full consideration or lower court input represents a failure of judicial procedure.

“IMAGINE HOW [ __ ] THAT WOULD BE. HOW CRAZY WOULD THAT BE? THEY HAVEN'T EVEN HAD THE CONSIDERATION of the lower courts. Wouldn't that be like monumentally worse than a [ __ ] on YouTube making opinions about it rather than the Supreme COURT ISSUING RULINGS ON IT?”

The shadow docket is a standard, normal procedure that has been unfairly rebranded by modern media as a partisan tool for Supreme Court overreach.

“The fascination with this as a partisan tool is an invention of modern media. It's just It's a very standard practice. The Supreme Court's been doing it forever. This is not a weird thing. It's just a thing that people are currently branding as a problem.”