[Enchante]

"Such efforts to politicize the court"

O'Connor is taking the side of the leftists while pretending to 'neutrality' -- the courts have already been grossly politicized for DECADES by cadres of liberal-left activists who use the law schools and the political process to insert themselves and their ideas into every level of the judiciary. They legislate from the bench, write law journal articles rationalizing their political take-over of the law, and then whine about 'politicization' if anyone dares to object. It's been a long time since the judiciary functioned in anything like the way expected by the constitutional framers and by our original legal traditions.

[BenLurkin]

"The courts have already been grossly politicized for DECADES by cadres of liberal-left activists who use the law schools and the political process to insert themselves and their ideas into every level of the judiciary. They legislate from the bench, write law journal articles rationalizing their political take-over of the law, and then whine about 'politicization' if anyone dares to object."

BRAVO!