The problem then is it the court has trespassed beyond its jurisdictional mandate and has entered the realm of politics and social policy without the mandate of the will of the people. It has essentially become an authoritarian arm of government.
Whose fault is that? Well, of course, the law schools have ceased to become a place where eager young minds go to emulate Oliver Wendell Holmes and have become a place to emulate Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Well, the law schools didn't spring fully formed from the earth, they are a function of the University system which has produced generations of elitists who assume the prerogative of ruling over us and, by extension, expect the Supreme Court not only to bless them in that venture but to actually collaborate and sanction.
By extension all our institutions, our religious institutions and especially the media have put us in a void, leaving the Supreme Court to fulfill nature's mandate.
Finally, Congress has abdicated its responsibilities as our article one institution and routinely passes the buck to regulators and judges by abdicating their responsibilities to legislate. When they do legislate, they legislate beyond their constitutionally mandated powers all the while in the reasonable expectation that the Supreme Court will sanction their constitutional usurpations.
