[xzins]

History will show that Roberts' decision was the Enabling Tyranny Act.

And Arizona was called "At Presidential Whim" Act. (You can't enforce law if the president is having a hissy fit and not doing his job.)

Combined, they are "The Nero/Caligula Acts"

[Perdogg]

I agree, however, I wish someone will explain to me the different positions Scalia has taken over the use of both the supremacy clause and the commerce clause.

In South Dakota v Dole and Gonzales v Raich he sided with the Federal Govt in case using both sumpremacy and commerce respectively. It appears that Justice O'Connor got Dole correctly.