When the US Supreme Court was newly formed, it was intended to be a group of individuals debating in a bipartisan manner with the purpose of a fair ruling that favored neither side. Today, judges are more dogmatic, and you will often see them talking past each other instead of grappling with the other’s issues. The Supreme Court is not dialoguing anymore and that has never felt more obvious than when President Biden’s student loan forgiveness program was rejected. Host Jack Russo and Professor Robert Acker examine the growing disfunction within the US Government and the need for structural reform.