Yet somehow, Scalia and Thomas saw original intent in preventing the counting of votes in a Presidential election, ruled corporations were people and allowed oligarchs and billionaires to flood the election system with cold hard cash in exchange for special treatment.7. [Progressive] "judges, rather than rendering judgments according to what the law says, end up transforming and making law according to their own whims. As Robert Bork wrote in his book The Tempting of America, “The truth is that the judge who looks outside the Constitution always looks inside himself and nowhere else.”
Such application of the law promotes tyranny. It leads to exactly the kind of abuses of authority that America’s founders sought to prevent. The more the Constitution is cast aside, the less it protects Americans’ freedoms." Scalia's Death and the 'Living Constitution'
The Founders looked to Judeo-Christian tradition, and the Bible, for guidance. John Adams famously stated "Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other."
Progressive jurists, in fact, were described and predicted long ago:
'In those days Israel had no king;everyone did as they saw fit.' Judges 17:6
Just more distortion and misuse of definitions as usual. If the rulings on the topics I just listed are not tyranny nothing is.