The implied fundamental rights cases are where the courts just make stuff up. I’m opposed to that. And I will ask every judicial nominee whether she or he is too
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I love being attacked by the WSJ for asking whether judicial nominees will adhere to the Constitution. But at least try to get law right. McDonald & Timbs are INCORPORATION cases. Roe, Casey etc are implied fundamental rights cases. Very different things.https://www.wsj.com/articles/josh-hawleys-bad-judgment-11551140148?emailToken=77ba4af9412b6bd7ec4119cff258584an1vD5PwqddNcAPdnnTwddj3ExglnxuTvDljZTixOAo1m4NZoot40gel+LbgNLmtUdryQFi6S0M8P9FeXUDAxAA%3D%3D&reflink=article_imessage_share …
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Yet you’re a fan manipulating the First Amendment and a fan of forum shopping to find an activist judge to try (again) to invalidate an act of Congress already deemed to be constitutional by the Supreme Court? Strict constructionist, indeed.
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Josh is more like a strict big donor constitutionalist. Thomas Jefferson really meant that only white men with money & land were created equal. Right Josh?
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Please uphold the Constitution and vote for the House resolution to end
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I believe you do ‘love’ being attacked by the
@WSJ. You just got the attention u were looking for when you ‘attacked’ conservative judges.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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You love stirring things up to pursue your self interests.
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You took an oath to protect and defend the constitution. Thank you for honoring others who have taken similar oaths by discharging your official duty in a manner consistent with your oath of office.
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