[BuckeyeTexan]

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[dsc]

“When the justices forge common ground, it signals to the nation the deep-seated roots of what the court has said and contributes to stability in the fabric of the law.”

Or maybe it signals that the wackadoo left have shot out so far into looney-land that even their catamites on the SC are loath to follow them.

[hosepipe]

Bush’s ringers.. seem to be Trojan Horses.. i.e. Roberts, Alito..
Bush have always been for the New World Order..
WHICH.... we are beginning to find out what... “It IS”..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhlXqYiTz2Q

[Still Thinking]

Hmmm...Washington Compost lauds SCOTUS. Why? Could this be the quid pro quo stroking of Roberts in return for his commie conversion?

[RetiredTexasVet]

Those consensuses come at a cost. The Supreme Court reached a consensus on the vacancy ruling by misreading the Constitution and ignoring the lower courts ruling that the constitution allowed for the recess appointments only for vacancies occurring during the recess and that recesses only truly occurred at the end of the 2 year sessions.

[Star Traveler]

The US Supreme Court has SLAPPED DOWN Obama an unprecedented TWELVE TIMES so far. Obama has united the Supreme Court against his unconstitutional actions!

[Salvation]

BTTT!

[Monorprise]

“Unanimity is important because it signals that the justices can rise above their differences and interpret the law without partisanship.”

hahaha now that’s just funny, actually it means the federal employees see eye to eye on some issues. Partisanship imply two or more parties when they are all members of but a single party, Washington’s power party.

I will not say that ever edit they issued this year is wrong, But I will say it is wrong to say that they have ever acted without partisanship.

[Grimmy]

“The justices’ ability to cross partisan divides and find common ground in their bottom-line judgment...”

What that’s saying is that it is now so accepted that judges have no intention of honoring their oaths that it’s surprising when they seem to do so.