[MrB]

What a sad state of affairs in the formerly great representative republic of the USA -

ONE MAN has unappealable power to set policy and law,

because he is the “swing vote” on the USSC.

[tiredoflaundry]

so true

[668 - Neighbor of the Beast]

What a sad state of affairs... ONE MAN has unappealable power to set policy and law

One WHITE man! Oh the hispanity...!

[Chgogal]

“What a sad state of affairs in the formerly great representative republic of the USA -

ONE MAN has unappealable power to set policy and law,

because he is the “swing vote” on the USSC.”

And that my FRiend is why our Constitution is so brilliant. The (White) Founding Fathers foresaw our stupidity. All Hail to our Brilliant White Founding Fathers! ; )

I had to get that in, just had to!

[bustinchops]

..but that’s because these things aren’t nipped in the bud by the congress. Remember, the Civil Rights Act began in the congress.

[Lmo56]

What a sad state of affairs in the formerly great representative republic of the USA -

ONE MAN has unappealable power to set policy and law,

because he is the “swing vote” on the USSC.

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So, I guess that you would disagree with a fine American who once said:

“I have a dream that one day my children will be judged NOT by the color of their skin, but BY the content of their character ...”

BTW: Breyer, Ginsberg, Souter, and Stevens just abrogated any claim to their philosophical ideals with their dissent in this decision ...