1 Kick ass!

2

Wow, the 3rd post on this in 5 minutes, the HMIC (Head Morons In Charge) must've snapped out of their hangovers quickly to post this since it's finally good news from the SCOTUS.

On the plus side, this step will seriously help make DC a slightly more bearable, somewhat less violent place (yes trolls, letting the good guys have guns for protection reduces violence, look up the statistics).

3 Forget the flaming skull. This deserves Jennifer Connelly riding the horse.

4 You can almost hear the wailing, howling in disbelief (suspension ?) and the wringing of hands by the grabbers and their sycophants...

there will be revolution in the street...

Add that, with the ouster of the Utah Open Borders RINO, there still is (real) Hope!

5

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8x_NADO4tXQ

Apple Pie, Baseball, and Chicks with guns.

These rights shall not be infringed.

6 How will the Baracko Obama react?  I will reserve my reaction, until Michele and the kids have a chance to react.  :-)

7 What were those other four assholes thinking??

8

Machine Gunning Bikini Babe!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFm_s06VWNk&feature=related

9

What were those other four assholes thinking??

They were thinking about a "living breathing constitution" which has changed to mean something other than what it says. The other five are just too dumb to understand that.

10 2. Like most rights, the Second Amendment right is not unlimited.
It is not a right to keep and carry any weapon whatsoever in any
manner whatsoever and for whatever purpose: For example, concealed
weapons prohibitions have been upheld under the Amendment
or state analogues.

Does this mean they can  ban concealed carry?

11

"Does this mean they can  ban concealed carry?"

I think here they might be referring to weapons bans (for visitors and non-police types) in places like hospitals, schools, etc.

12 Rocks, that's a state issue. 

13 "We know of no other enumerated constitutional right
whose core protection has been subjected to a freestanding
“interest-balancing” approach. The very enumeration of
the right takes out of the hands of government—even the
Third Branch of Government—the power to decide on a
case-by-case basis whether the right is really worth insisting
upon. A constitutional guarantee subject to future
judges’ assessments of its usefulness is no constitutional
guarantee at all. Constitutional rights are enshrined with
the scope they were understood to have when the people
adopted them, whether or not future legislatures or (yes)
even future judges think that scope too broad."

A most felicitous passage!

14

To hear DC Attorney General Nickles tell it, the whys and wherefores that remain to be worked out are going to seriously constrain ownership/carry. Some proposals are one handgun per individual, fingerprinting, registration, Fenty's proposal that handguns in the home remain unloaded except in self-defense(!), no carry laws, trigger locks, etc.

http://blog.washingtonpost.com/dc/2008/06/dc_attorney_general_all_guns_m.html?hpid=topnews

DC is going to make ownership a pain, but it's a win nonetheless.

15 Again, big fucking deal. The decision was 5 to 4. How close did they come to screwing us? That close! Let's face it: If they passed a restrictive gun law, there would be chaos in this country. Could you see having to live like they do in DC and Chicago?

16 Shank, if that's true then why use the word "prohibition" instead of "restriction"?

I hope you are right but it's a bad choice of words if true.

17 The Incorporation case law is pure dog shit.  The Court uses the 14th Amendment to control the States whenever and however they choose.  There is no principle whatsoever at work.  It is pure, unadulterated power-mongering. 

They "incorporated" the First Amendment, for example, to give federal control over a huge range of issues, despite the fact that by its very terms, the First Amendment (unlike all the others) explicitly states that "Congress shall make no law ..." 

You can apply that phrase to the States all day long -- you still end up with the rather incontrovertible fact that there is only one Congress, and it is in Washington, D.C.

18 Techie, I know it is. What I am asking is does that line mean states have the right to ban concealed carry if they wish? That's takes a big bite out of the right to self defense. You can only defend your "self" in the home? My "self" isn't always at home.

19 As a D.C. resident, all I can say is hallelujah! I'm stepping out to a bar at lunch for a toast with a buddy. I can now do what gang-banging thugs around the city have done for decades, i.e., ignore the gun ban.

20

Still too close for comfort - I think the checkbook comes out for McCain, NRA.  Not that I agree with him on everything (or most things), but he gets two issues exactly right:  The War and The Courts.  Unlike Obama Luther King

21

The Chap - here is my favortie part of the whole decision:

"But the enshrinement of constitutional rights necessarily takes certain policy choices off the table. These include the absolute prohibition of handguns held and used for self-defense in the home. Undoubtedly some think that the Second Amendment is outmoded in a society where our standing army is the pride of our Nation, where well-trained police forces provide personal security, and where gun violence is a serious problem. That is perhaps debatable, but what is not debatable is that it is not the role of this Court to pronounce the Second Amendment extinct.

We affirm the judgment of the Court of Appeals."

(emphasis mine)

Any chance we can talk Scalia into accepting the Republican nomination?

22 Totally correct, #20.

I loathe and detest McCain; he is such an asshole and so dismissive of conservatives. But the court, the court matters! He may not get a Scalia or a Thomas though the Senate, but at least there is hope. Obama would put another Stevens or Ginsburg up there.

23

Constitutional rights are enshrined with
the scope they were understood to have when the people
adopted them...

That needs to be carved in stone in monster big letters right in front of the the Capitol.

24 So far I am underwhelmed.  Great for the poor souls who currently reside in D.C.  Thin gruel for the rest of us.  The entirety of the ATF still stands, and by the type of legal reasoning described in the ruling the First amendment says you are perfectly free to publish or possess, but the government can still regulate, the sale and distribution of your newspaper.

25 It would be very odd if the 14th Am. did not apply this to the states. I have read the 14th., there is nothing saying "except for the 2d amendment.
We are going to need guns after that Gitmo decision.
PS Scalia does more good on the Court than he could as president.

26 They were thinking about a "living breathing constitution"  ...

Someone please shoot it so it is no breaths no more.

27 Hell yeah!  I'm off to shoot sumpin'...

28 I notice Bryer also goes right to prohibitions on concealed weapons.

Maybe this is what it took to get Kennedy to go along?

I don't like the language.

Restrictions are fine but I don't see how you can have a right to guns for self defense and say it's limited to the home. What about your self? Your car?

The language is bad too in that both say concealed. Does this mean they can't do crap about open carry? Do they want everybody walking around like John Wayne?

29 I will help do whatever it takes to overturn the oppressive Illinois gun ownership laws.

30 I like Scalia as a dude, but as a Justice, he leaves gaps in his seemingly state-restrictive opinions that are *coincidentally* just the right size to drive the whole government through. We'll hate this ruling as soon as it becomes a precedent. There's nothing short of an outright federal ban on all guns everywhere that it actually restricts; the rest, it encourages.

31

This decision will go down in history, and represents the death of the Democrat Party as we know it.

Without the ability to change the meaning of words; without the ability to disarm its opponents, the Democrat Party can now never grasp the power it sought. The only other right left that they wish to control is the right of free speech (see Pelosi's activities regards the Fairness Doctrine).

The Democrats have, for the last 50 years, sought one by one to diminish the rights of the People; so that it can produce the end of Democracy in America.

Today's decision represents a coup de gras to this effort. Democrats are now left with only one weapon with which to bludgeon the People.

Their intellect.

32 Okay so later Scalia says this:
 
we find that they guarantee the individual right to possess and carry weapons in the case of confrontation.

There is an unassailable right to CARRY a handgun. But there can be a "prohibition" of concealed weapons? It's bad language, he should have said restriction. To prohibit something is do do away with.

33

Do they want everybody walking around like John Wayne?

I don't know about them, but I do.  No problem with that at all, AFAIC.

34 Many have asked why I joined in the majority opinion.  Simply, because at the heart of liberty is the right to define one's own concept of existence, of meaning, of the universe, and of the mystery of human life, and to blow the living shit out of bad guys in my DC condo.  And hobo hunting...

35

Rocks, seriously, what is your objection to open carry?  Is it aesthetic?  Why are you so attached to concealed carry?

I'm not trying to be an asshole here, I'm just sincerely trying to understand where you're coming from.

36 I am the Law.

37

From an extremely brief reading, it appears that there is a right, perhaps, to carry, but that restrictions can be put on the carrying? Technically, you can "carry" in New Jersey, but it's de facto prohibited, simply because nobody will give you a permit (you need a Superior Court judge's approval).

 

AtS

38 Murph (#21): 

"Any chance we can talk Scalia into accepting the Republican nomination?"

In case the world hasn't realized it by now, we live in a dictatorship of nine old people in robes.  The President and Congress only matter insofar as they get to determine who those nine people are.  Today, five of our dictators made a wise choice, but that is no guarantee they'll make wise choices the next time around.

I know you are being facetitious, but, sadly, being one of those nine is far more important to our rights than being President for four years.  We need Scalia to stay right where he is for a good, long time.  Ditto--perhaps even moreso--Thomas.  The jury is still out on Roberts and Alito, but I already like them better than any of the other five.

39 Rocketeer I have no objection to open carry. As far as I'm concerned if you want real security you should walk around with a double barrel cracked over your elbow. But it does make it a little hard to use your blackberry in the subway.

My problem is if open carry is all you have. I don't think it right to force a gun owner to make his hand gun easily accessible to stealing in a crowded situation.

40

Over / under on how many more updates from Gabe after his "3rd and final" one... the current line is 4. 

41 Andy,

Can you carry in the open in NJ?

42 NOTHING like a good Scalia opinion in the morning. Nothing.

43 According to the dissenters, it's something greater than rational basis review and Scalia writes that the D.C. gun laws would "fail constitutional muster" under any of the standards of scrutiny.

As Scalia points out, it has to be something greater than rational-basis review. Since any law can be struck down for lack of rational basis, it would be otiose to enumerate a right only to subject it to a level of scrutiny which would apply to it even if it weren't enumerated.

44 I'm not worried about a prohibition on concealed weapons, if we are allowed to openly carry (and use) them. The prohibition of all weapons, concealed or not, was the main worry here. The individual States can & probably will be able to decide the degree of openness and readiness of use that their populaces feel is sufficient. The SCOTUS ruling though says that good citizens can't be rendered defenseless, or made to violate the law by owning a proscribed weapon in order to avoid being defenseless.

I'm not sure why Gabe is complaining about Scalia not striking down or reversing prior decisions. The Court has upheld the 2nd Amendment in toto, which strikes me as being a positive, permissive precedent which may prove useful to gun-owning citizens later on. (The Leftards will try to get this ruling overturned before the decade is out, especially if the Obamessiah, Baba Pelosi, and Reid Unraed are in charge.)

I also like Scalia's general affirmation verdict, because it denies the Leftards their usual slow-death-by-encroachment tactics. It's not just about handguns, or assault weapons, or armor-piercing bullets, it's about the absolute individual right of free American citizens to purchase, own, maintain, and use firearms to protect themselves, their loved ones, and their property. Period. Good ruling, since if/when the Leftards try a challenge, they will have to do so knowing their motives are clearly seen by the American public.

I don't know why Stevens voted against it solely on the basis of acknowledging the Government's ability to restrict the types of weapons. OK, so we can't all own M2 Browning machine guns, or at least not without special & expensive licenses. Big deal dude, why not just vote "yes" on general principle and then write an opinion clarifying it?

The only justices who voted "no" without reservations and legal hair-splittings were Ginsberg & Souter. I guess we know where they ultimately stand on Constituionality. Note, the Obamessiah is on record as having said he admires Ginsberg. You have been warned.
 
 

45 I think we all knew which way Supreme Court Justices Penn and Teller were going to swing on this.

46

The opinion definitely leaves some issues open like the level of scrutiny that judges are to use on evaluating other firearm measures.  What probably happened is that some combination of Scalia, Thomas, Roberts and Alito wanted to put it at strict scrutiny (the most exacting level of review) while Kennedy wanted to a lower standard.  Scalia & Company probably did not want the ruling to be drowned out by a bunch of plurality opinions, so they just noted that a total ban like DC's would not survive any level of scrutiny.  BOTTOM LINE ON FUTURE CASES: today's win notwithstanding, it looks like there are at least five votes on the Court that will apply a much more forgiving standard of review to other measures.  If that is the case, this victory is going to feel hollow after awhile.

Incorporation to the states was not reached because the case only involved DC's enactment.  But the fact that all five signed on to footnote 23 indicates to me that the Heller 5 would incorporate it.  Plus, it's usually leftists who argue for incorporation, so it may be that all nine would incorporate the right to the states. 

 

47 Okay Scalia  does a little better later with this:

Although we do not undertake an exhaustive historical analysis today of the full scope of the Second Amendment, nothing in our opinion should be taken to cast doubt on longstanding prohibitions on the possession of firearms by felons and the mentally ill, or laws forbidding the carrying of firearms in sensitive places such as schools and government buildings, or laws imposing conditions and qualifications on the commercial sale of arms.

He says carrying can only be forbidden in "sensitive" places but he didn't use concealed here at all. I really am starting to think this is how they got Kennedy aboard. But the status of whether concealed carry can be prohibited outright is very muddy, which isn't good IMHO.

I do think this opinion makes it very clear that people have a right to carry guns openly and that can not be prohibited except for "sensitive places".

48 ABC radio spin: longstanding laws against guns are ok.

49

In a dissent he summarized from the bench, Justice John Paul Stevens wrote that the majority "would have us believe that over 200 years ago, the Framers made a choice to limit the tools available to elected officials wishing to regulate civilian uses of weapons." Uhmm assshole, the 2nd pretty much clears that up.

He said such evidence "is nowhere to be found."

Justice Stephen Breyer wrote a separate dissent in which he said, "In my view, there simply is no untouchable constitutional right guaranteed by the Second Amendment to keep loaded handguns in the house in crime-ridden urban areas."

Yes, judges matter. Who the fuck do these assholes think they are? Term limits for fucking judges and congressional peer review for every act of activism they perpetrate whether they are with the majority decision or not. The COTUS shall not be infringed you socialist assholes.

50 A good solid win. Not a grand slam, but a homerun nonetheless. The thing with the Roberts court, and Roberts has been clear on this, is that his conservatism isn't just ideological, but in method. He is about getting consensus when possible, keeping a narrow scope on decisions, and on trying not to make abrupt turns on precedent (aka stare decisis [sp?]). In this particular decision, there managed to be no concurrences within the majority, they kept it narrow to DC (though with implications sure to influence later cases) and they didn't really overturn any previous rulings, Scalia simply stated affirmatively the meaning of the 2nd Amendment. So not only a conservative ruling in an ideological sense, but conservative means used to achieve a conservative end. That is a good thing.

51 .....the Framers made a choice to limit the tools available to elected officials wishing to regulate civilian uses of weapons....

"......shall not be infringed."

Similar to "Congress shall make no law..."

Senility is a bitch

52

Whew, what a relief. The corpse of the Constitution of the United States of America, thought to be completely dead just a week or so ago, seems to still have a weak pulse and shallow breathing.

Thanks, Scalia, Thomas, Roberts, and Alito for dragging Anthony Kennedy into service for your efforts to revive America as envisioned by the Founders.

53 I dunno where he gets the graphics but this one is pretty cool:

Say No to O!

54 Regarding concealed carry restrictions... You still have, and pretty much have always had, the right to carry unconcealed, without a license. In fact, I believe more have been exercising that right lately. Regarding the newspaper analogy... newspapers have always been regulated... for example, libel laws are predicated on the notion that you can print it, but you might be liable for what you say. And "a priori" (is that the right term?) protection has made it so that the state can't prevent you from saying it, only prosecute you afterward. Right? With the notable execption of McCain-Feingold, that is. Lastly, I would trade incorporation of the 2nd for de-incorpration of the rest, in a heart beat. The 14th was a power grab, and did NOTHING to help prevent oppression of previous slaves, and was actually designed to allow already established power to continue oppressing people through the back door, so to speak. I will grant, however, that you have to study our constituional structure in great depth to understand why thats the case.

55 "Does that mean that gun bans will be evaluated according to the almost always fatal strict scrutiny standard"

If so, he's every bit the lunatic his detractors say he is. That quiver should have one arrow it it - race - and it should be used sparingly. God save us from multiplying suspect classifications.

56

Iowahawk ftw.

http://iowahawk.typepad.com/iowahawk/2008/06/court-okays-gun.html

57 I am the Law!

58

I am amazed at the incredible inconsistency of some of the justices in their opinions.

Guess who recently ruled that the combination of the Senate the Congress and the Executive, with clear and over ruling majority had made law in bot the federal level and the state level that the court saw fit to cast aside based on their "feeling" that there was some absent but growing consensus, and then turned around and complained that Heller vs DC should go the other way "because" the district of DC had made the law in an orderly fashion.  The district of DC is so much more Representative than either a full state legislature, executive and judicial system, and more Representative than a super majority of the US legislature and executive, so that the district of DC should be empowered to override the constitution?

Amazing.

59 Knemon: "That quiver should have one arrow it it - race - and it should be used sparingly. God save us from multiplying suspect classifications." First, what the fuck are you saying? Second, is it satire?

60

The court is entirely consistent here.

We need the right to bear arms to kill all the child rapists.

61 I guess justice "two face" Kennedy's coin came up clean side up this time.

62 The other 4 assholes are thinking they are smarter than the Framers. 

63 i smell a loophole cooking. like banning the sale of ammunition. seriously, what would stop the soon to be overwhelming lib congress to inact some inordinate tax on ammunition? or greatly restrict the sale thereof. if the city council of san fran-freako can inhibit marine recruiting then what could the bastards in congress do to inhibit ammunition sales?

64

Now the bitter and religious in DC will be able to cling to their guns too!

 

65

"What are those other four assholes thinking?"

 

That muggers, rapists, and murderers can be magically defeated with bear-hugs and pixy dust.

 

66

I also wonder what this will do for Chicago and Illinois?

Bet you see someone in Chicago/Illinois in the next week or so start challenging their gun ban laws.

67 I can't believe it was that close. What a pack of nitwits.

Let's see what those dissenting opinions look like.

Why is this post so different on the old site?

68 How does my ass taste, Madame Pelosi?

69 I ain't believin' this shit.

70 Forget the flaming skull. This deserves Jennifer Connelly riding the horse.

Yes, yes. Oh God yes.

Never understood why the same folks that bitch about racism or right-wing government oppression in America would be so opposed to the 2nd Amend. Historically, minority populations generally don't suffer from oppression when they're armed. Tough to beat that into a lib's thick skull.

71 Rollin' over here, Boss!

72 "First, what the fuck are you saying? Second, is it satire?"

Satire? No. Incomprehensible? Probably.

I'm saying that the "strict in theory, fatal in fact" heightened scrutiny should only be applied to racial distinctions. There, you've got morals, history and the constitution itself (the 14th and 15th amendments) all lined up, all saying you can't legally enshrine racial distinctions without a REAL good reason. Race is a "suspect classification," and it's good that it is, but most of what's driving most conservatives crazy about current jurisprudence is the proliferation of these "suspect classifications." E.g. sexual orientation, in the recent California decision.

73

Whew! I was so afraid I might have to get rid of all three of my guns. That I might not be able to protect myself and my family because a majority of idiots on the Supreme Court might decide to tell me that the Constitution doesn't really say what it says, but instead says something else entirely. Riiiiiiiight.

Supremes, hear me well. I will NEVER, EVER, under any circumstances, give up my right to keep and bear arms. Heller seems on first read to be o.k., but regardless of whether or not it says what I think it says, regardless of rulings in the future, regardless of who is POTUS, regardless of however many liberal assholes like Chuckie or Plugs try to tell me I have to give up my guns, I will NEVER, EVER, under any circumstances, give up my right to keep and bear arms. Got that, dickheads.

Rant/off

74 Oh, yeah, and thanks for your quick and clear analysis of these SC rulings, GM. Very helpful and pretty damn good, if you ask me. I'm not a con-law type of guy, so appreciate your comments very much.

75 OK. My bad. You make a good point. No doubt the problem was just my thick head. LiveFreeOrDie

76

You still have, and pretty much have always had, the right to carry unconcealed, without a license. In fact, I believe more have been exercising that right lately.

No, no I do not.

That is illegal in Illinois.

It's not one of those situations where it's actually legal but the cops don't know it is. It's actually illegal.

Which is why I'm hoping the NRA sues now. Chicago's got a hell of a ban going on too. Beyond the 'carry' issue (which to me, without the right to carry the 2nd ammendment is nearly useless. We must be able to carry), Chicago says you're not allowed to own a gun unless it's registered.

PS Registration is closed and not available.

77 Spin on Cnn Some bubblehead newsbabe: "McCain and Obama aren't that far apart" HAHAHA

78 smell a loophole cooking. like banning the sale of ammunition. seriously, what would stop the soon to be overwhelming lib congress to inact some inordinate tax on ammunition? The difference now I think is that it has been established that the 2nd Amendment is an individual right. Attempting to do the ammo thing would be a backdoor attempt to limit the right, similar to having a poll tax to restrict the right to vote. And since liberals want the state to pay for abortions, how about the state now paying for guns?

79 Interesting: I went over to DU and searched for Heller stuff.

They are almost unanimously anti- 'gun-grabbers' and regard this as a good decision.

They've come a long way since their soft-headed Million Mom March days.

Now going to check out Kos...

80

Now going to check out Kos...

 

You want a breath mint?

81
Someone should tell Mayor Daley about this.

82 There's a few whiny souls at DKos bemoaning the decision. They are opposed by a strong contingent of pro-2nd Amendment people, making cogent historical arguments.

*faints*

83 They are opposed by a strong contingent of pro-2nd Amendment people, making cogent historical arguments.

So Laura, does this mean that Obama was on the wrong side of this issue with.....Kos Clowns.

84 LauraW.....I've thought for a long time , that a lot of democrats (not liberals) are very consistent in their support for the 2nd amendment. Those democrats that make up the loyal opposition realize that the 2nd amendment guarantees their freedom just as much as it does ours. I suspect it's just that the marxist wing of the democratic party does so much 'pissin and 'moanin they tend to drown out the sensible voices in their party. Squeaky wheel and all that.

Having said that , Fuck Obama and leftist democrats.

85 That Stevens's defence of stare decisis is mere opportunism is illustrated by the fact he signed off on Boumediene. 

86 My lovable moonbat sister is pro Second Amendment because she distrusts the government.  Too bad she's poor and can't afford a gun.  My parents paid for her schooling, but she was too busy farting around with fun moonbattish protests.

87

I'd have commented earlier, but it's kinda uncomfortable sitting at my desk typing with the semi-permanent boner I've had since I learned of this ruling.

It doesn't go nearly far enough, and has some major holes in it... but for the first time ever, the Supremes have declared gun bans unconstitutional.  That's kinda a big deal.

Any word on how this would apply to an "assault weapon" ban?  They specifically said that full-autos could still be banned, but what about scary-looking semi-autos?

88 Well, the clock til Civil War 2 turned backward a bit.

89 Any word on how this would apply to an "assault weapon" ban?  They specifically said that full-autos could still be banned, but what about scary-looking semi-autos?

Hollowpoint, there's some good discussion about that very question here at Calguns.net.

I've had a tough time getting any work done today myself. But the boss is a gunny as well, so we've been doing happy dances. Plus, he took the shop out for lunch in celebration.

90

Regarding the newspaper analogy... newspapers have always been regulated... for example, libel laws are predicated on the notion that you can print it, but you might be liable for what you say. And "a priori" (is that the right term?) protection has made it so that the state can't prevent you from saying it, only prosecute you afterward. Right?

Prior restraint is the term of art you seek.  A publication, in and of itself, cannot be regulated nor licensed as a means of preventing its creation or existence. 

Certainly what you do with a publication is open to legal restriction.  I can write all the nast untruths I want, so long as I do not distribute them to the detriment of soemone else. 

Likewise, I should be free to possess weapons and freely discharge them, so long as I do not unlawfully harm someone in the process.

Gun bans are a form of prior restraint upon the Second Amendment.

91 "Today, President Bush's radical Supreme Court justices put rigid ideology ahead of the safety of communities in New Jersey and across the country. This decision illustrates why I have strongly opposed extremist judicial nominees and will continue to do so in the future." — Sen. Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J.

Jesus, that man is such a tool.

92 What is not debatable is that it is not the role of this Court to pronounce the Second Amendment extinct.

I want this on a t-shirt.

93 Scalia's "in the home" comment is just an example of how the Supremes can never get anything entirely right. They always have to word something stupidly in such a way that it brings the whole damned thing later, or not do their homework, or generally fuck it up in some lasting way.

Now, we all know Scalia did not intent to say that CCW wasn't protected, but 40 years from now dumbass leftists are going to say that he did, just like Jesus was a Marxist and Thomas Jefferson thought that only PBS should have free speech, or whatever their brain error is today.

Just skip the three words and make it unambiguous.

Though the dissent was absolutely, positively imbecilic. I mean, judges who apparently didn't even bother to do five minutes' research on the subject - that level of refusal to do the basics of your job would be pretty terminal in a lot of jobs.

How do you manage to become a supreme court judge and manage to avoid every single bit of context the Founders provided on the subject? I mean, that takes some effort.

94

@36 -

Um, Justice Kennedy, when you say "blow"........

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