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It’s the hypocrisy on the part of the complainers.
SCOTUS rules in your desires, they are great!
SCOTUS rules against your desires, they are personally degraded.
We all knows who’s who in the SCOTUS.
Move on with some dignity
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Victor Davis Hanson: The cry-baby leftist mind

Modern progressives assume moral and intellectual authority.
Consequently, their supposedly superior ends naturally justify almost any means necessary to achieve them.

Among the elite, the Democrats’ “blue-wall” states were once considered a testament to the wisdom of the Electoral College. When that wall crumbled in 2016 to Donald Trump, the Electoral College suddenly was blasted as a relic of our anti-democratic founders.

The nine-person Supreme Court was once beloved. On issues like abortion, school prayer, same-sex marriage, pornography, and Miranda rights, the Left cheered the Court as it made the law and ignored legislatures and presidents.

Republican Court picks – Harry Blackmun, William Brennan, Anthony Kennedy, Sandra Day O’Connor, Lewis Powell, John Roberts, David Souter, John Paul Stevens, Potter Stewart, and Earl Warren – would often flip leftward. How could they not be swayed by the greater brilliance of their liberal colleagues?

From affirmative action to Roe v. Wade to Obamacare, apostate Republican justices for a half-century greenlighted legislating from the bench.

In response, was there any serious right-wing talk of packing the court with six additional justices to slow down its overreaching left-wing majority – or of a mob massing at the home of a left-wing justice? Certainly not.

But now?

Suddenly a narrow constructionist majority has returned matters of abortion to the states. And the once-beloved Court is being slandered by leftist insurrectionists as illegitimate.

Every sort of once unthinkable attack on the courts is now permissible.

Confidential draft opinions are leaked illegally. A senior senator threatens justices by name at the doors of the Court. The homes of justices are surrounded by heckling protestors. And the very life of a justice is threatened by a would-be assassin close to his home.

Consider also the Senate filibuster. Former President Barack Obama not long ago ranted that it was racist and a 180-year-old relic.

Obama’s logic was infantile. When Democrats were in the Senate minority, he was giddy that the filibuster could slow down the Republican majority. Indeed, while a senator, Obama himself filibustered the nomination of Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito.

When Democrats were in the majority, however, a pouting Obama blasted the filibuster as a racist, Jim-Crow roadblock.

Can the January 6 committee issue some universal declaration that defeated candidates should not question the integrity of an election, much less call for it to be ignored?

Apparently not. In 2016, a defeated Hillary Clinton claimed the winner, Trump, was illegitimate – this from the architect of the entire Russian collusion hoax.

Clinton then trumped her own inflammatory rhetoric by urging Joe Biden not to accept the 2020 tally of the balloting if he lost.

Former President Jimmy Carter agreed that Hillary Clinton won the 2016 election and Trump was thus illegitimate.

Hollywood actors appeared in commercials, insurrectionary style, urging Republican electors to renounce their constitutional duties and instead elect Clinton.

On racial matters, the Left is most intellectually bankrupt.

During the recent confirmation hearings of African American nominee to the Supreme Court, Ketanji Brown Jackson, the Left alleged that tough questioners were racists and sexists for “bullying” Jackson.

Yet she got the kid-glove treatment compared to the character assassinations of past conservative nominees. Brett Kavanaugh was smeared as teen-aged rapist and targeted by former Democratic media heartthrob Michael Avenatti, now an imprisoned felon.

Currently, loud mobs of affluent, young white women have been circling the home of African American Justice Clarence Thomas – just one of five court justices who voted to let the states decide the status of abortion.

Thomas did not write the majority opinion that overturned Roe v. Wade, but then again, leftists have a toxic fixation with Blacks who do not appreciate their condescension.

In the left-wing mind, the buffoonish Capitol riot on January 6 was an “insurrection.”

Yet the much larger May 31, 2020, riot that sought to storm the White House grounds and sent the president into a bunker was the sort of mob violence that “was not going to stop” in the words of now Vice President Kamala Harris.

The recent pro-abortion mob assault on the Arizona state senate, the Left insists, was an apparent cry of the heart.

What would the Left do if after 2022 midterms a Republican-majority Congress emulated its own infantile tantrums?

Imagine new House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., tearing up a President Joe Biden State of Union address on live television.

How about the House impeaching Biden twice, even as a private citizen in 2025?

Envision a 22-month, $40-million investigation of the entire Biden quid pro quo, corrupt family syndicate?

What if McCarthy booted left-wing congressional representatives from key select committees?

And what if conservatives showed up screaming at the gates of one of Obama’s three mansions?

How odd that leftists are destroying the very customs and traditions whose loss will come back to haunt them when the Democrats lose the Congress in November.

Cry-baby tantrums won’t win over the public. These nonstop puerile meltdowns have turned off most Americans who tire of whiny narcissistic hypocrites.

Victor Davis Hanson: The cry-baby leftist mind (msn.com)
 
You are aware that SCOTUS and the 9th Circuit are not the same? Right?
I quoted the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals....try again Magoo.
The District Court denied that motion, and the Ninth Circuit affirmed. After the parties engaged in discovery, they filed cross-motions for summary judgment. The District Court found that the “‘sole reason’” for the District’s decision to suspend Mr. Kennedy was its perceived “risk of constitutional liability” under the Establishment Clause for his “religious conduct” after three games in October 2015
E doesn't know the difference between a home and a house so it's no surprise he doesn't know the difference between courts.
 
If anyone is wondering why there are 9 Supreme Court Justices, that number was fixed in 1869 when there were 9 Federal Circuit Courts. Today there are 13 Circuit Courts.
 
You are aware that SCOTUS and the 9th Circuit are not the same? Right?
I quoted the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals....try again Magoo.
The District Court denied that motion, and the Ninth Circuit affirmed. After the parties engaged in discovery, they filed cross-motions for summary judgment. The District Court found that the “‘sole reason’” for the District’s decision to suspend Mr. Kennedy was its perceived “risk of constitutional liability” under the Establishment Clause for his “religious conduct” after three games in October 2015

No, you quoted this, which is a SCOTUS certiorari document --

 
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No, you quoted this, which is a SCOTUS certiorari document --

Syllabus
KENNEDY v. BREMERTON SCHOOL DISTRICT CERTIORARI TO THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE NINTH CIRCUIT

The District Court found that the “‘sole reason’” for the District’s decision to suspend Mr. Kennedy was its perceived “risk of constitutional liability” under the Establishment Clause for his “religious conduct” after three games in October 2015
 
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Where does a football coach conduct his instruction?
Ask Daffy he's the genius that posted nonsense about a teacher praying in a classroom.....that was decided back in 1962....


But, a football coach doesn't "conduct" his instruction after the game alone...
 
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Syllabus
KENNEDY v. BREMERTON SCHOOL DISTRICT CERTIORARI TO THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE NINTH CIRCUIT

The District Court found that the “‘sole reason’” for the District’s decision to suspend Mr. Kennedy was its perceived “risk of constitutional liability” under the Establishment Clause for his “religious conduct” after three games in October 2015
It seems that you agree with me.
 
Ask Daffy he's the genius that posted nonsense about a teacher praying in a classroom.....that was decided back in 1962....


But, a football coach doesn't "conduct" his instruction after the game alone...

The statements that Coach Kennedy made about his behavior do not match the evidence presented in news reports and the courts. Gorsuch chose to ignore the facts and simply repeat Kennedy's claims.

And you're still a sucker for believing him.
 
The statements that Coach Kennedy made about his behavior do not match the evidence presented in news reports and the courts. Gorsuch chose to ignore the facts and simply repeat Kennedy's claims.

And you're still a sucker for believing him.
We are in a bad place when even members of the SCOTUS are habitual liars and have millions of willing enablers.
 
It seems that you agree with me.
I agree that The District Court found that the “‘sole reason’” for the District’s decision to suspend Mr. Kennedy was its perceived “risk of constitutional liability” under the Establishment Clause for his “religious conduct” after three games in October 2015
 
The statements that Coach Kennedy made about his behavior do not match the evidence presented in news reports and the courts. Gorsuch chose to ignore the facts and simply repeat Kennedy's claims.

And you're still a sucker for believing him.
Well then apparently your ignorant for believing he lied...
 
I agree that The District Court found that the “‘sole reason’” for the District’s decision to suspend Mr. Kennedy was its perceived “risk of constitutional liability” under the Establishment Clause for his “religious conduct” after three games in October 2015
That is part of the flawed analysis of the case that Gorsuch et al used to justify their final opinion.

Your repeated demonstrations of ignorance by claiming that this is something other than what it actually is do not displease me.
 
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That is part of the flawed analysis of the case that Gorsuch et al used to justify their final opinion.

Your repeated demonstrations of ignorance by claiming that this is something other than what it actually is do not displease me.
Who do think wrote the certiorari ?
Clue: It wasn't Gorsuch...
Your repeated demonstrations of ignorance by claiming that this is something other than what it actually is do not displease me.
 
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