Bela Fleck Withdraws From Kennedy Center Performance, Calling It 'Charged and Political'

[William Seger]

5. Hmm, but it sounds like you're complaining about my use of "the law is crystal clear"

... when in fact the language of that law is completely unambiguous. If some court says that the law doesn't mean what it unambiguously says, I would call that the opposite of "clear," thank you. The police arrest people all the time because they believe the relevant law is "crystal clear" -- they don't need a judgment first. You're saying something slightly different: that the law doesn't really mean anything until a court rules on it. Well, let's get on with it, then!