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"To some degree, it seems as human nature to search for meaning in collective identity, and as faith and nationalism have both collapsed this century many Americans are left with a hopelessly deficient political identity as their principle gateway to human connection."https://twitter.com/micsolana/status/1308438314987315209 …
"As the political left sees a sister in Ginsburg, and the political right sees a brother in Scalia, the average American projects his or her own tribal filter onto the justices and finds a friendship here legitimately impossible to imagine."
"To decry a lack of respect today in political disagreement ... is perhaps to miss the rather fundamental aspect of the friendship: on questions pertaining to the nature of the court, which was their life, the justices were in complete agreement."
"Their friendship wasn’t built on respect among differences, and finding common ground on interpretation of divisive law, which was never their job. Their friendship was built on a bedrock foundation of shared values, and chiefly, I think, the value of a sober, neutral court..."
"These were guardians of a sacred institution, and they believed that institution must stand beyond politics."
Anyway, read the whole thing, and subscribe while you're over there — Mike is very, very good at what he does
That Mike Solana sure does have some great articles
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