Senator Whitehouse says fictitious front groups behind Supreme Court capture, cites Justice Alito

Rhode Island Senator Sheldon Whitehouse says continuing floor remarks on alleged capture of Supreme Court Justices by conservative interests that various organizations operated under fictitious names around a common core, with 85 fund using names like Judicial Education Project, Honest Elections Project, and Free to Learn, while the Concord Fund employed names like Judicial Crisis Network, Honest Elections Project Action, and Free to Learn Action, leading to a deliberate complexity, but that by 2021, concerns about the Supreme Court were voiced, prompting Justice Samuel Alito to express discontent over perceived efforts to intimidate the court and media portraying secretive decisionmaking.