> This is a constitutional position, not a partisan position Every* previous court has disagreed. This is just your opinion. Chevron has been de-facto the way

> This is a constitutional position, not a partisan position Every* previous court has disagreed. This is just your opinion. Chevron has been de-facto the way things are done since the early 1900s. You can disagree with Chevron, but you'd have to be both blind and deaf to think that's not a politically motivated position. At which point, I'm wondering how Hellen Keller got on hacker news. As a side-note: the constitution is, in fact, up to interpretation. The textualist's interpretation is just one. It is not more correct and, actually, is typically obviously obtuse. I mean, it's a position based on the action of playing dumb.