I like Thomas, but he’s wrong about this issue.
The problem that the Supreme Court is facing here is because they made a bad decision that doesn’t follow the Constitution.
Whenever the Supreme Court doesn’t follow the Constitution and bows to political pressure, or societal pressure, they erode the institution.
Confirming idiots to the Court, or allowing a clearly compromised Chief Justice to preside are also a problem.
This is how the left destroys institutions. They’ve done it time and again.
No, the court, if not populated by a critical mass of Constitutional Retards, especially the new one, can function just fine if it limits its work to the Constitution.
Of course they’d have to make all kinds of difficult rulings about government, the size and scope of government that would drastically change the welfare state. They could also save themselves a lot of trouble if they’d bother to make a ruling or two on the 10th Amendment.
No Justice Thomas, the problem is that the Justices of today don’t have the stomach for protecting our Constitution from a bureaucracy run amok for more than 150 years since the Civil War. THe new Roe ruling is a fix of a mistake the court made. There shouldn’t have even been a ruling to leak in this case.
This is how the left destroys institutions. They’ve done it time and again.I'm not being picky, and I'm not complaining, but I want you to recognize that the same degradation of standards that Justice Thomas is pointing to has brought about your incorrect use of the third-person plural pronoun "they" for the singular "it."