Roberts and Sotomayor on one side, Scalia and Ginsburg on the other. Not really a right/left split. If you had to draw some line, you might notice that the dis

Roberts and Sotomayor on one side, Scalia and Ginsburg on the other. Not really a right/left split. If you had to draw some line, you might notice that the dissenters, Ginsburg (80), Scalia (77), and Kennedy (76), are the oldest on the bench. I wouldn't read too much into that, just thought it was interesting. We probably already make too much of the "right/left" line in the court, since cases like this--where people don't cleanly line up according to political ideology--are fairly common.