[farmer18th]

Farmer18th: In the same way that Dred Scott resolved the issue of slavery? You think this is resolved?

Catspaw: For now it is.

I think you would have to admit that this is little more than legal proceduralism. The broader fight is about the truth, not about "law" as defined by lawyers. Some conservatives believe that God's ancient and immutable law should have a greater voice in public policy. Some purely economic conservatives--who prefer a more existential approach to their personal lives--think otherwise. Let the good fight begin. I know who's going to win.

[Catspaw]

Let the good fight begin.

The fight over Roy's Rock and probably Roy himself is over, unless you plan on a revolution--and if so, exactly how are you going to achieve it?

Funny, though--Bill Pryor is one of the judges rejected by the Dems in the Senate (because he's too conservative), one of the people for whom the Senate is having the filibuster tomorrow.

Of course, given that Pryor is Catholic, I can see why you detest him. All one has to do is reference your previous statements in Catholics on this thread.