A Law Can Be Both Economic Folly

The Virtue Of A Democratic System With A [constitutionally Guaranteed Right To Free Speech] Is That It Readily Enables The People, Over Time, To Be Persuaded That What They Took For Granted Is Not So, And To Change Their Laws Accordingly.

Perhaps Sensing The Dismal Failure Of Its Efforts To Show That 'established By The State' Means 'established By The State Or The Federal Government,' The Court Tries To Palm Off The Pertinent Statutory Phrase As "inartful Drafting.' This Court, However, Has No Free-floating Power 'to Rescue Congress From Its Drafting Errors.'

I Am Glad That I Am Not Raising Kids Today. And I’m Rather Pessimistic That My Grandchildren Will Enjoy The Great Society That I’ve Enjoyed In My Lifetime. I Really Think It’s Coarsened. It’s Coarsened In So Many Ways. One Of The Things That Upsets Me About Modern Society Is The Coarseness Of Manners. You Can’t Go To A Movie — Or Watch A Television Show For That Matter — Without Hearing The Constant Use Of The F-word — Including, You Know, Ladies Using It. People That I Know Don’t Talk Like That!

It's A Long, Uphill Fight To Get Back To Original Orthodoxy. We Have Two 'originalists' On The Supreme Court. That's Something.

Bear In Mind That Brains And Learning, Like Muscle And Physical Skill, Are Articles Of Commerce. They Are Bought And Sold. You Can Hire Them By The Year Or By The Hour. The Only Thing In The World Not For Sale Is Character.