"It is not a foregone conclusion that a conservative-dominated court is going to say, ' President Bush did this and we're going to uphold what he wants,'" said Robert A. Sedler, a law professor at Wayne State University.
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Well, not only is this asinine statement revealing but typical of the left, especially from academia. Continuing to politicize the legal system, the libs always try to make FOLLOWING THE WRITTEN LAW a type of political crime, as if the legal system is a political body...of course, that has been their goal since the massive attempt by the left at absolute power via the judiciary by Billy Boy and his accomplices.
So the left continues to deride those WHO OBEY, FOLLOW AND UPHOLD THE WRITTEN LAW as being a "conservative thing". But of course, as we know from hard experience, it really has come down to that. Libs have no reserve when it comes to breaking the law, while conservatives still care about our system of laws, and what they stand for, including our beloved Constitution.
It is amazing that the left views that outcome of a court decision as a random and unpredictable act by a bunch of random actors, sort of sometimes they will do what we want and sometimes they will do what the law says. The whole point of the rule of law is that outcomes should be predictable, except in those very small minority of cases where the law really is ambiguous.