"The Oath" is a non-fiction book written by Jeffrey Toobin, which explores the relationship between the Supreme Court and the Obama presidency. Toobin is a renowned legal analyst and staff writer for The New Yorker who has written extensively on the Supreme Court and other legal issues.
In "The Oath," Toobin examines the inner workings of the Supreme Court during President Obama's first term in office. He explores the political and ideological battles that took place within the Court during this time, and how these battles affected the Court's decisions on major issues such as healthcare, immigration, and campaign finance.
Toobin also delves into the personal lives of the Supreme Court justices, revealing their personalities, quirks, and relationships with one another. He provides a detailed account of Justice Sonia Sotomayor's appointment to the Court, as well as the retirement of Justice John Paul Stevens.
Through interviews with key players and extensive research, Toobin provides a compelling and insightful look into the inner workings of the highest court in the land. "The Oath" offers readers a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the Supreme Court's decision-making process, as well as the personal and political factors that influence the Court's decisions.
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