DGS49
Diamond Member
The most interesting thing about Supreme Court reporting is the almost total dearth of explanation of why the Court rules the way it does, with reference to the Constitution, what it actually says, and what it does not say.
To anyone familiar with the Constitution, none of the recent "controversial" decision is the least bit controversial. They seek to implement the provisions of the Constitution, and to restrain Congress and previous USSC majorities when they go outside what is authorized therein.
This spreading of ignorance manifests itself, for example, when Presidential candidates "vow" to do things that are poignantly unconstitutional, such as sign a law incorporating the provisions of "Roe v Wade." (Which is also a LIE, because under RvW, third-trimester abortions were prohibited.)
To anyone familiar with the Constitution, none of the recent "controversial" decision is the least bit controversial. They seek to implement the provisions of the Constitution, and to restrain Congress and previous USSC majorities when they go outside what is authorized therein.
This spreading of ignorance manifests itself, for example, when Presidential candidates "vow" to do things that are poignantly unconstitutional, such as sign a law incorporating the provisions of "Roe v Wade." (Which is also a LIE, because under RvW, third-trimester abortions were prohibited.)