No that was Roberts......this is a huge loss of a great jurist.Just turned on the news and saw that. Same thing I told my wife. Isn't he the one that disappointed on Obamacare?
Stay classy. Like most "progressives".He should have died from his dead, shriveled heart 70 years ago. His legacy will always finding a way to be on the wrong side of history.
Yep typical lib response...Scalia fought for the Constitution and the Rule of Law, two things that libs hate.He should have died from his dead, shriveled heart 70 years ago. His legacy will always finding a way to be on the wrong side of history.
Progressives rejoice.
He should have died from his dead, shriveled heart 70 years ago. His legacy will always finding a way to be on the wrong side of history.
Stay classy. Like most "progressives".
The Repubs need to dig in on this one. Keep the lame duck away from it and make the fall election 100% about the Supreme Court and the future of the country.
Me of all people? What exactly does that mean?Now you of all people are going to lecture someone about being classy?
He was a world class chickenshit. That's his legacy. Go mourn your hero which, again, was a world class chickenshit.
And by the way, his best friend on the court, when outsid the court?
Ruth Bader-Ginsburg. Which proves he was able to fight for Constitutional principles but not make it personal.
Easily the greatest legal mind of his generation. Which is why syskatine doesn't like him.
So? You think like him, too. Since he had a friendship with a colleague let's pretend his awful, shitty, heartless, racist, chickenshit judicial legacy doesn't matter?
I'll tell you his legal thinking: Protect the privileged. Afflict the afflicted. Don't change your thinking or perspective over 50 years. Work for Richard Nixon. That's his legal thinking.
Me of all people? What exactly does that mean?
And I guess we'll just have to take your word for it that Scalia was a chicken shit. After all, you said it twice in two consecutive sentences.
FYI, Jeff offered to let me come back either the day I was banned or within less than one week. So, it must've been really heinous. I said no thanks at the time because I was still kind of PO'd (not at Jeff particularly, he and I had a discussion about the issues and sort of agreed to disagree on a few things) and because I thought I could use a break.You were banned, Glove. It wasn't for the tenderness of your posts either. Do you really want to go there?
One last thing -- there at the end, in this last session with his questioning in the UT case? It embarrassed the entire federal judiciary and everyone but him knew it. He was losing it. Pretty bad note to leave on if you ask me.
Sounds like the dried up vagina you worship. Strange.I'll tell you his legal thinking: Protect the privileged. Afflict the afflicted. Don't change your thinking or perspective over 50 years. Get fired over Richard Nixon. That's his legal thinking.
Please give me some more editorials from conservative mouth pieces. Very effective. Especially the New Republic:
http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2014/12/the-new-republic-an-appreciation/383561/
Yeah "great" legal mind----And by the way, his best friend on the court, when outsid the court?
Ruth Bader-Ginsburg. Which proves he was able to fight for Constitutional principles but not make it personal.
Easily the greatest legal mind of his generation. Which is why syskatine doesn't like him.
Very...somehow we'll have to go on...Very sad.
Yeah, great enough that you've totally misunderstood his point hereYeah "great" legal mind----
“There are those who contend that it does not benefit African-Americans to get them into the University of Texas, where they do not do well, as opposed to having them go to a less-advanced school, a slower-track school where they do well,” Scalia said. “One of the briefs pointed out that most of the black scientists in this country don't come from schools like the University of Texas. They come from lesser schools where they do not feel that they're being pushed ahead in classes that are too fast for them.”
Read more jiggery-pokery: http://www.politico.com/story/2016/02/best-antonin-scalia-quotes-219274#ixzz408TqQ1h9
Cup didn't misunderstand it. Daily Kos or Salon did. Cup has no original thought.Yeah, great enough that you've totally misunderstood his point here
Yeah, great enough that you've totally misunderstood his point here
If you're an imbecile you could. For sure.Read that quote from him. You could take that quote and transpose it into the government's argument in Brown v Board of Education.
Me of all people? What exactly does that mean?
And I guess we'll just have to take your word for it that Scalia was a chicken shit. After all, you said it twice in two consecutive sen