[cb]

I hate being right all the time

When everyone was wetting their pants about how "conservative" that aleto and roberts were "going" to be, I said " we won't know until a few years of decisions come down"

Now, these two had a chance yesterday to get rid of what most here would agree is an unconstitutional restriction on free speech....but noooo......

In my view, another in a longggggg line of bush hopes frustrated by experience.

[angkor]

these two had a chance yesterday to get rid of what most here would agree is an unconstitutional restriction on free speech....but noooo......

I'm going to remain hopeful that they'll properly address the rest of it next year. There certainly will be planty of lawsuits beginning in January 2008.

Be patient.

[LibLieSlayer]

They were deciding on only a narrow part of cfr. Roberts actually alluded to future subjects that will be litigated. They are CONSERVATIVE because they did NOT Legislate from the bench.

You need to understand how a Conservative Court functions. It is not a mirror image of a liberal court.

LLS

[EternalVigilance]

Now, these two had a chance yesterday to get rid of what most here would agree is an unconstitutional restriction on free speech....but noooo......

I want to scream every time I see a poster that thinks this was some kind of victory for the First Amendment. It wasn't, for one simple reason: Roberts and Alito once again wimped out and didn't follow the lead of Scalia. They ended up to the Left of Justice Kennedy on this ruling. Bleh.