This caught me totally offguard. I still can't believe that Kennedy went the right way...the Catholics on the Court held thier own. It's impressive. And then Kennedy wrote the opinion, to boot! It's a wild, wild world. And for now, a better one.
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3 comments:
its getting better
getting better all the time
Reading the Lefty reactions to this is truly enjoyable. (I know it was a limited victory, and I know it's still hard to know what exactly Alito/Roberts would do with R. v. W., but what difference does that make?)
And I think Roberts let Kennedy write the majority opinion for a very specific strategic reason. We'll see if it works.
phew, people are commenting again.
yeah, I think Roberts is wise and cunning.
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