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In reply to the discussion: Ginsburg Slaps Gorsuch in Gerrymandering Case [View all]Hortensis
(58,785 posts)19. An article I read by a justice a while ago expressed dismay at Gorsuch's
arrogance, and concern. These are my words since I can't even think of who the justice is.
But he or she explained that he and other justices normally had taken up to 2-3 years of learning on the court to find their feet, that the enormity and complexity of the job instilled humility in all of them. Not Gorsuch. Apparently this isn't the first time, or the second, that this newbie has instructed his colleagues on the constitution, his version of course. He immediately started writing assents and dissents on cases to put his own special opinions on them. He doesn't ask questions of other justices and apparently feels no particular need to trade thoughts or consult on legal reasoning and precedents.
This is going to be a bad one.
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Shouldn't a point like his have been expressed BEFORE the Supremes agreed to hear the case?
Gidney N Cloyd
Oct 2017
#4
It the precedent wasn't extant, they likely wouldn't be hearing the case at all.
L. Coyote
Oct 2017
#22
As a counterpoint, Clarence Thomas is so quiet he can be confused for being asleep
mythology
Oct 2017
#9
He has to wait for direction from his wife and the other Tea Party loons first.
TheBlackAdder
Oct 2017
#25
Yes! Poor (great) thing. Hillary expected her to be able to have a nice retirement.
Hortensis
Oct 2017
#18
Hey illegitimate justice Gorsuch..............since your suppose to a learned individual
turbinetree
Oct 2017
#14
Exactly my point. Where is your research? How many Bernie or Busters were there in swing states?
mjvpi
Oct 2017
#37
All I know if when Trump is impeached or arrested or the vote is finally found to be fraudulent
Maraya1969
Oct 2017
#35