#SistersInLaw 268: Gratitude
Dec 27, 2025
This discussion dives into the Supreme Court's latest ruling on National Guard deployment in Illinois, unraveling its broad implications. There's a critical look at the Epstein Files and the Justice Department's struggle with transparency, highlighting the impact on survivors and public trust. The hosts debate federal overreach in voting rights, exposing potential risks related to Voter ID challenges. They emphasize the importance of gratitude and cherishing family moments during the holiday season, offering a heartwarming touch amid serious legal topics.
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Start Mornings With Gratitude
- Practice daily gratitude by starting your morning acknowledging things you appreciate before checking your phone.
- Kimberly Atkins Stohr says this grounding improves perspective when facing difficult legal and political work.
Book Tour Joy And Relief
- Joyce Vance recounts her relief and joy when her first book was well received on the road after publication.
- She valued sold-out events and the chance to connect with readers during a politically optimistic moment.
SCOTUS Halts Guard Deployment
- The Supreme Court temporarily blocked deployment of the National Guard to Illinois, finding no current justification.
- Jill Wine-Banks notes the order prevents deployment for now but the merits of the case remain to be litigated.