basquebromance
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You are both ignorant and wrong."The chief justice has it exactly backwards," Grassley also said. "The confirmation process doesn't make the justices appear political. The confirmation process has gotten political precisely because the court itself has drifted from the constitutional text and rendered decisions based instead on policy preferences."
Nonsense.
Grassley is as ignorant as he is wrong.
The Constitution exists solely in the context of its case law, as determined by the Supreme Court – ruling in accordance with settled, accepted Constitutional jurisprudence is not to ‘drift away’ from ‘constitutional text’; indeed, it’s the role and responsibility of the Supreme Court follow that settled accepted case law, to recognize precedent in a consistent manner, which the court has for the most part accomplished.
That Grassley doesn’t like how the Court has ruled because it conflicts with errant, wrongheaded conservative dogma, or the partisan republican agenda, is irrelevant, and is in no way legitimate grounds upon which to attack Roberts or the Court.
Now if Grassley would just do his job as per the United States Constitution......
"The chief justice has it exactly backwards," Grassley also said. "The confirmation process doesn't make the justices appear political. The confirmation process has gotten political precisely because the court itself has drifted from the constitutional text and rendered decisions based instead on policy preferences."
Nonsense.
Grassley is as ignorant as he is wrong.
The Constitution exists solely in the context of its case law, as determined by the Supreme Court – ruling in accordance with settled, accepted Constitutional jurisprudence is not to ‘drift away’ from ‘constitutional text’; indeed, it’s the role and responsibility of the Supreme Court follow that settled accepted case law, to recognize precedent in a consistent manner, which the court has for the most part accomplished.
That Grassley doesn’t like how the Court has ruled because it conflicts with errant, wrongheaded conservative dogma, or the partisan republican agenda, is irrelevant, and is in no way legitimate grounds upon which to attack Roberts or the Court.
submission wrestling is the best form of wrestling
And this is as idiotic and as ignorant as what Grassley is whining about – if not more so.Too little, too late. He should have shown that fire when he had the opportunity to oppose his Nomination. Grassley's typical of Republican 'leadership.' They're never there for you when you need em most.
I mean, who cares that he opposes him now? Roberts already gave us Obamacare and is in there for life. It's too late. I think Grassley's just playin folks now.
Roberts is in for life thanks to Grassley and most other Republicans in Congress. So what does it matter feigning opposition to him now? Are folks really buyin it?