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To: n-tres-ted

No, I really don't. The recent commerce clause ruling, where Scalia ruled with all the liberal justices, confirms that. Scalia is much too unwilling to overturn previous court precedent -- even if those precedents are inconsistent with the founding documents.


43 posted on 06/25/2005 6:49:19 PM PDT by ellery (The true danger is when liberty is nibbled away, for expedience, and by parts. - Edmund Burke)
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To: ellery

A good point you make. I noticed that Commerce Clause ruling and was surprised that Scalia went as he did on it.


63 posted on 06/26/2005 8:54:28 AM PDT by n-tres-ted (Remember November!)
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