The Wise Do Not Investigate Such Silliness.

Campaign Promises Are - By Long Democratic Tradition - The Least Binding Form Of Human Commitment.

It Would Be Gross Understatement To Say That The Telecommunications Act Of 1996 Is Not A Model Of Clarity. It Is In Many Important Respects A Model Of Ambiguity Or Indeed Even Self-contradiction.

[the Freedom Of Information Act Is] The Taj Mahal Of The Doctrine Of Unanticipated Consequences, The Sistine Chapel Of Cost-benefit Analysis Ignored.

We Should Start Calling This Law Scotuscare ... [t]his Court's Two Decisions On The Act Will Surely Be Remembered Through The Years ... And The Cases Will Publish Forever The Discouraging Truth That The Supreme Court Of The United States Favors Some Laws Over Others, And Is Prepared To Do Whatever It Takes To Uphold And Assist Its Favorites.

If You Think Aficionados Of A Living Constitution Want To Bring You Flexibility, Think Again. You Think The Death Penalty Is A Good Idea? Persuade Your Fellow Citizens To Adopt It. You Want A Right To Abortion? Persuade Your Fellow Citizens And Enact It. That's Flexibility.