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15. Is Scalia doesn't believe in judicial precedent...

Fri Mar 8, 2013, 02:59 AM

Mar 2013

Does that mean in the future all of his opinions can be ignored?

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"Is Antonin Scalia the Vilest Person in Washington?" [View all] applegrove Mar 2013 OP

It's a 57 way tie. russspeakeasy Mar 2013 #1

He certainly tries to be! n/t Sekhmets Daughter Mar 2013 #2

I'd put Wayne LaPierre first BainsBane Mar 2013 #3

I dunno, does Cheney still live there? tularetom Mar 2013 #4

Yeah exactly, it's hard to pick between Rand Paul and Scalia. Initech Mar 2013 #18

He certainly is a contender. n/t UtahLib Mar 2013 #6

He is -- du jour . . . Journeyman Mar 2013 #7

Certainly top 5. yourout Mar 2013 #8

probably not arely staircase Mar 2013 #9

He lacks the sneer olddots Mar 2013 #10

The most vile? YES!!! KauaiK Mar 2013 #11

scalia is auditioning for a part in "They STILL Live!" harkonen Mar 2013 #12

Well, Unknown Beatle Mar 2013 #13

Is Scalia doesn't believe in judicial precedent... FreeBC Mar 2013 #15

Why am I thinking this might morph into a reality show? nt. OldDem2012 Mar 2013 #16

An empty robe, devoid of ethics and wisdom Blue Owl Mar 2013 #17

It's so hard to choose. smirkymonkey Mar 2013 #19

Dang - so doggone many in Washington that it's hard to pick just one. calimary Mar 2013 #20

US Supreme Court Justice Scalia's attack on Voting Rights ACT of 1965 ajain31 Mar 2013 #21