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nce again, he voted AGAINST Scalia, and voted WITH Kagan. There is no other spin than that.

It's no spin.

Even Scalia may have been in on the "plan" to get rid of Obama and Obamacare via the election in November. Two birds with one stone. With Obamacare still being unpopular with the majority of the American people, and with the economy still in the doldrums, Roberts (and Scalia) may have been scheming to make things worse for Obama. Keep it as an election issue, and Obama and the democrats will have a much tougher time trying to win this November.

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Your entire line of thinking is nothing but spin, since there is not even one fact to support it.

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If that is the case t’s still despicable. I’m sick of these people-judges, politicians, lobbyists, and every combination of these-playing politics with real people and real people’s lives. This may be a game to them because they never fail to make sure that they’re insulated from the consequences of all their social engineering reindeer games, but we peons have to live with the results, and our vote isn’t powerful enough with these corruptocrats to make a difference now. The elections are just some archaic obstacle they have to get through to attain power in lrder to do just what they want, using our lives as chess pieces. I’m sick of them all and they’re really asking for it by making voting meaningless.