[dfwgator]

Once again, he voted AGAINST Scalia, and voted WITH Kagan. There is no other spin than that.

[adorno]

nce again, he voted AGAINST Scalia, and voted WITH Kagan. There is no other spin than that.

It's no spin.

Even Scalia may have been in on the "plan" to get rid of Obama and Obamacare via the election in November. Two birds with one stone. With Obamacare still being unpopular with the majority of the American people, and with the economy still in the doldrums, Roberts (and Scalia) may have been scheming to make things worse for Obama. Keep it as an election issue, and Obama and the democrats will have a much tougher time trying to win this November.

[xzins]

Roberts rewrote the freakin’ law. If that’s not the most flagrant example of legislating from the bench in the history of the court, then I don’t know what is.

So far as Romney being our great hope...

Romney is just more of the same. I guarantee we will get a stall, rope-a-dope, 4 corners obfuscation out of ANY Gop-E president. IOW, no different than if it were a Democrat.

America needs to get rid of its one party system.