Nancy Pelosi says she has no confidence in 'rogue' Supreme Court: 'Uphold the Constitution'

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Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif, has lost confidence in the "rogue" Supreme Court amid swirling discussions over ethics controversies and a push among Democrats to make the conservative majority a campaign issue ahead of November's presidential election.

"Do you have confidence in the Supreme Court?" CNN's Anderson Cooper asked Pelosi on Monday, the 2-year anniversary of the court's controversial Dobbs v. Jackson ruling that upended Roe v. Wade.

"No, I think they've gone rogue. It's most unfortunate," she replied. "But it's unfortunate further to see… what happened to the chief justice [John Roberts]? Did he go weak or did he go rogue? I don't know."

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Democrats have homed in on the abortion issue in recent years in an effort to rally pro-choice supporters to the ballot box to protect their interests.

With the 2024 presidential election just months away, they are doubling their efforts, moving to codify abortion rights and point out the conservative justices appointed by Trump were the deciding factor in the Dobbs case.

Vice President Kamala Harris, speaking in Atlanta last week, urgently warned Democrats that "everything is at stake" with reproductive rights as the Biden-Harris campaign unveiled plans to host over 50 events across the nation to