Supreme Court Drops Hammer On Massive Democrat Voting Block In Stunning 8 - 1 Decision

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America, and the Supreme

Court just dealt a heavy, heavy blow to a major Democrat voting bloc

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Now June is known for a lot of different things, a lot of different groups and organizations

claim it as their particular month, right? But one thing June is also known for is it begins, I like to call it Supreme Court month

This is the month you're going to see a whole lot of decisions being handed down that have

been cases that have been worked on all year and they're going to get bigger usually. This is how it usually works

They're going to get bigger and bigger and more consequential as time goes on in the

month of June as we head toward July. As you remember Roe vs. Wade was basically struck down, overturned, whatever you want

to call it, last year towards the end of June. So I like to call this Supreme Court month

And one of the decisions that came down today was the Teamsters Union was being sued by

a construction company in Washington, D.C. Now as it turned out, the union went on strike and when they did, they left concrete in this

company's trucks. The workers were able, the other workers who weren't on strike were able to get the concrete

out of the trucks before it destroyed the trucks. But it did cause damage to property and the concrete company thought they should be able

to sue. But they had been, you know, the case had gone back and forth in the lower courts

But when it got to the Supreme Court, and this is a stunner, in an 8-1 decision with

two of the Supreme Court liberal justices siding with all the conservatives, they ruled

in favor of the concrete company. The only judge who did not side with them was Katanji Jackson-Brown

That's the one who was appointed by President Joe Biden. She said it could hamper the ability of a union to strike, but the other justices didn't

see it that way. They said the ability to strike basically does not mean the ability to damage and destroy property

These are two different things. This is a major blow to unions in general and their bargaining positions across the board

Because now they know they can get sued for damages. Where do the damages stop

Is lost to business a damage they could get sued for? Who knows

There's a lot of different things that you could say are damages, right

Caused by a strike. So this opens up, I think, even more future litigation

And so that's going to be very interesting to see. Apparently, the conservative justices wanted to take it further

But to get the two liberals on board with them, they didn't

Now I don't understand why that is, because you had the majority either way, go as far

as you want. But they wanted to make it more of a cohesive bipartisan, if you will, even though the court

doesn't work that way. But more of a bipartisan, universal decision. So I get that

This obviously is a major Democrat voting bloc. As you guys know, unions are overwhelmingly, overwhelmingly Democrat

So obviously, you're going to hear the White House speak out against this decision, most

likely, and other Democrat politicians. Now, some experts have weighed in and they said that they think it doesn't hurt the ability

of unions to strike. Others have said that it does. And some actually kind of fall in the middle

So it's interesting, depending on what expert you talk to, which is why I say I believe

there's going to be future litigation here. Because it's not really apparent from what we're, you know, just from the decision itself

It leaves a lot to interpretation. We've got to see where this lands

I think they're going to be back in court at some point with another union and another company. Folks, I want to thank you for watching Explain America

Again, I'm Carmine Sabia. We love you guys. God bless you. Take care, everybody