[ex 98C MI Dude]

Sodomites have rights according to SCOTUS, but a disabled woman doesn't have a right to live? Yep, definitely the enforcement arm of the ACLU.

Most judges are lawyers. There are some good lawyers; most are the dregs of humanity, having checked that humanity at the door of the law school and neglected to redeem it upon graduation. So it stands to reason that the judiciary would be filled with these type of inhumane monsters, who believe the robes are power, and power is made to be exercised.

So the judiciary is no longer a branch of government. It is the enemy of the people. Congress must act with haste to slay that beast and bring it back into the fold of We the People. Or they themselves will be unemployed.

[TenthAmendmentChampion]

"Most judges are lawyers. There are some good lawyers; most are the dregs of humanity, having checked that humanity at the door of the law school and neglected to redeem it upon graduation. So it stands to reason that the judiciary would be filled with these type of inhumane monsters, who believe the robes are power, and power is made to be exercised."

Sam Steiger used to say that a judge was a failed lawyer who knew a governor. Sad.

[Ghost of Philip Marlowe]

Yep. Good tag, too.

We need legislative loopback so that the will of the people through their representatives can be enforced in such a way as to overcome judicial activism.

But it would take an amendment, which would be pretty tough to get through. Maybe this will be the case that will give Americans the mettle to put that amendment through. Judge Bork suggests this, albeit without much hope of it passing, in Coercing Virtue.