[msnimje]

Sandy spent the last 24 years pissing on the Constitution, negating the power of Congress and the States and now she wants to warn us about unbridled power in the Executive Branch?

[MNJohnnie]

Of course. Don't you know in THEIR warped little world unbridled power should rest solely in the hands of Unelected Judges. HOW dare anyone think to impinge on their unchecked powers!

[OKIEDOC]

Isn't she the lame brained judge that wanted to bring international law into our courts.

[Liberty Valance]

"Sandy spent the last 24 years pissing on the Constitution, negating the power of Congress and the States and now she wants to warn us about unbridled power in the Executive Branch?"

That was so well stated that it needed to be posted yet again ;o)

[Sandy]

now she wants to warn us about unbridled power in the Executive Branch?

Huh? Try reading the article.

[Nomorjer Kinov]

Her lasting imprint on the court will be her recent opinion where she favored affirmative action. She believed it would be necessary (Constitutional) for another 25 years. How something can stop being Constitutional in 25 years is reasonable only in the minds of those who believe the Consittution has no enduring meaning.

[CyberAnt]

I know! It had me ROTFLOL!

[Da Bilge Troll]

Sandy spent the last 24 years pissing on the Constitution, negating the power of Congress and the States and now she wants to warn us about unbridled power in the Executive Branch?

Yup. 24 years of trying to create a dictatorship of the judiciary down the drain. Her bitter tears over a wasted life are sweet to me.

If you believe a SC Justice should have a consistent judicial philosophy, believe in the Constitution as written, believe that democracy is a good thing (as opposed to Rule By Court) and trust the people to make up their own minds without a political elite telling them what to do, then the only possible opinion of Ms. O'Connor is that she is a drooling idiot.

[kimosabe31]

Sandy spent the last 24 years pissing on the Constitution, negating the power of Congress and the States and now she wants to warn us about unbridled power in the Executive Branch?

O'Conner's idea of judicial independence is judicial unaccountability...a dictatorship of the judicial. Incredible how warped some of these people are. This old bag should be placed in a corner somewhere muttering to herself and not on a judicial bench.