Allegations of Justice Sandra Day O'Connor Providing Political Letters to Republican Groups
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The passage repeats longstanding public criticisms of Justice O'Connor's alleged involvement in partisan activities, offering no new evidence, specific dates, or transactional details. It lacks action Claims Justice O'Connor wrote a letter supporting an Arizona Republican 'Christian Nation' resolutio Alleged private briefing for Republicans who donated $10,000 to a PAC in 1987. Accusations of misc
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