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So your argument is because the court regained hard earned approval in the past it is guaranteed to do so again? Or the court can function perpetually against
by peter422 4y ago
So your argument is because the court regained hard earned approval in the past it is guaranteed to do so again?
Or the court can function perpetually against the public will?
- frumper 4y agoHis argument is that Congress should legislate these issues either through proper laws or constitutional amendments. Turns out 9 judges might disagree with the previous set of 9 judges. That disagreement swings both ways and in the absence of proper legislative action will become the law of the land.