CrusaderFrank
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The only reason Kagan is on SCOTUS is for her silence on Obama's Foreign student status
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Seriously Frank, can you think of anything Obama could say or do (Other than to put his neck on a chopping block.) that would make Thomas, Alito, or Scalia look to the Constitution rather than the gop for direction? These three have to be some of the scummiest justices this country has ever seen.Maybe Obama can chide SCOTUS again in his next SOTU address?
He's such a charmer and knows how to work with others, even when they disagree with him
Consider the ethics of Scalia. A case comes before the SC that involves his hunting buddy cheney. A responsible judge would recuse himself based on their close friendship. Does Scalia recuse himself? Of course not. Oh, and by the way, if I am not mistaken he voted in favor of cheney. Maybe for republican's it is okay but as for me Scalia's decision not to recuse himself does NOT pass the smell test.
Cheney v. United States District Court - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The only reason Kagan is on SCOTUS is for her silence on Obama's Foreign student status
In the context of Constitutional jurisprudence, the "liberals" acknowledge long-standing, accepted and settled case law, while "conservatives" seek to pull that case law down.
The only reason Kagan is on SCOTUS is for her silence on Obama's Foreign student status
I think its called buying silence. wonder how much Lerner is being paid.
There was a point where our Supreme Court was looked at as being above partisan politics. That is what the founders envisioned. Now they are deeply entrenched in it
Maybe Obama can chide SCOTUS again in his next SOTU address?
He's such a charmer and knows how to work with others, even when they disagree with him
The only reason Kagan is on SCOTUS is for her silence on Obama's Foreign student status
I think its called buying silence. wonder how much Lerner is being paid.
Birthers
So what? Notice the cherry picking of prior courts--1801 to 1940. Like history stopped in 1940. Of course up until then most justices shared similar backgrounds, schooling, and views. Since then there has been more diversity, ergo more disagreement.
But the court still decides many cases without 5-4 votes.
The whole thread is more trolling trash.
Maybe Obama can chide SCOTUS again in his next SOTU address?
He's such a charmer and knows how to work with others, even when they disagree with him
Maybe he can stuff the court?
So what? Notice the cherry picking of prior courts--1801 to 1940. Like history stopped in 1940. Of course up until then most justices shared similar backgrounds, schooling, and views. Since then there has been more diversity, ergo more disagreement.
But the court still decides many cases without 5-4 votes.
The whole thread is more trolling trash.
Rightwinger reads it on DailyKOS, then posts it here.
It's not like he has the ability to reason.
The Supreme Court's two tribes - The Week
From 1801 to 1940, only 2 percent of its rulings came by 5-4 decisions. But in the Roberts years, 22 percent of cases have ended in such rulings, an all-time high. In oral arguments, the justices do little to disguise their tribal affiliations: The conservative, Catholic male justices recently expressed open sympathy for a Christian-owned company fighting the "contraception mandate," while the female liberal justices focused on women employees who might be denied contraceptive coverage. It sounded more like a debate on MSNBC or Fox News than a judicial proceeding. We humble citizens are thus left to wonder: Are the good justices dispassionately weighing each case on its constitutional merits, or are they mere ideologues who start off with a desired result and reason backward?
why? is that what's making their decisions pathetically bad?
I have a better idea... maybe the ethically challenged like Scalia and Thomas shouldn't be on the bench?
yeah, that's the ticket.
Pathetically bad=Jillian doesn't like.
Speaking of pathetic, the idea of you passing yourself as someone with any legal training beyond parolee is pretty pathetic.
Perhaps the lying wise Latina vagina and the dyke need to go instead?
Pathetically bad=Jillian doesn't like.
Speaking of pathetic, the idea of you passing yourself as someone with any legal training beyond parolee is pretty pathetic.
Perhaps the lying wise Latina vagina and the dyke need to go instead?
Jillian is a partisan hack without even a scintilla of knowledge regarding jurisprudence. The result is the stupidity she posts in these kinds of threads.
But whatchagunnado?
In the context of Constitutional jurisprudence, the "liberals" acknowledge long-standing, accepted and settled case law, while "conservatives" seek to pull that case law down.
The courts used to be one or two liberals, one or two conservatives with the rest of the court being political moderates. It used to be the moderates who controlled the court
. Selecting a moderate justice used to be the prime concern
Then we started stacking the court. Republicans stacked with arch conservatives, Democrats stacked with arch liberals. It became a contest over who could "own" the court and get their agenda pushed through
And fdr started that to get his new deal through.
The court up to the end of WW's terms was certainly not liberal or moderate but more conservative. Read the decisions on segregation and labor.
In the context of Constitutional jurisprudence, the "liberals" acknowledge long-standing, accepted and settled case law, while "conservatives" seek to pull that case law down.
Liberals consult the wisdom of a tribal shaman in equatorial Africa; Conservatives refer to the Constitution