[george wythe]

He specifically argued that the Constitution is fluid; that "law" has been, is, and should be made by a great and messy "conversation between judges, law school professors and lawyers."

A lady asked a good question that sent Breyer on the defensive. She said: [paraphrasing]

When our soldiers and our President swear allegiance to the US Constitution, how can they know to what they are swearing allegiance, since you keep changing the Constitution with your rulings?

[caisson71]

What a great question and gets to the heart of the matter.

[Tribune7]

Great question. What was Breyer's answer?