Clearly these questions are rhetorical.Scalia was admired by the Right for his strict interpretation of the literal constitution. Rightly so.
But today the Right is calling for the repression of the constitution by obstructing the enumerated power of the President to appoint a new justice to the Supreme Court.
Are the Conservatives maintaining that a President's term of office is only three years, not four as spelled out clearly in the constitution? Are the Conservatives maintaining that the duty of elected Senators is to obstruct rather than legislate and govern? Are the Conservatives maintaining that political power is more important than adhering to the constitution?
Is this strict adherence to the constitution, the quality most admired by the Right, or is it a plot to amass political power?
Where are the Conservative constitutionalists?