RE: Liberal prof gets conservative over Supreme Court
The title of the article is a little disingenuous, but there are some real gems in there:
"What that means then is every federal environmental law would be unconstitutional, and many federal criminal laws would be unconstitutional."
By Jove! I think he's got it! So, professor, care to tell us why you think that's a problem?
And this is brilliant:
"It means changing to a smaller government that keeps tax rates low and expenditures under control instead of feeding the liberal beast.
It means creating a vast ownership society of private institutions: businesses, churches, associations, unions, families, schools, in which ordinary people can practice the skills of self-government instead of depending a megastructure staffed by all-powerful liberal experts.
It means a Supreme Court that is so dull and boring that the nomination of a new justice fails to divert radical left-wing law professors from the important work of defending terrorist detainees.
It is not too much to ask."
"What that means then is every federal environmental law would be unconstitutional, and many federal criminal laws would be unconstitutional."
By Jove! I think he's got it! So, professor, care to tell us why you think that's a problem?
And this is brilliant:
"It means changing to a smaller government that keeps tax rates low and expenditures under control instead of feeding the liberal beast.
It means creating a vast ownership society of private institutions: businesses, churches, associations, unions, families, schools, in which ordinary people can practice the skills of self-government instead of depending a megastructure staffed by all-powerful liberal experts.
It means a Supreme Court that is so dull and boring that the nomination of a new justice fails to divert radical left-wing law professors from the important work of defending terrorist detainees.
It is not too much to ask."
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