[SamuraiScot]

Scalia is correct in suggesting that the Court is in real danger of having its decisions ignored by individuals and even entire states, through a process of what we might call "credibility attrition."

And of course, with a change in Presidents, the kneecapping of the Court's credibility could accelerate. It's too bad, because sometimes you actually need a Supreme Court. But not to write your laws or your grocery list or to name your children, or whatever other powers the Majority in this decision hopes to acquire.

[Buckeye McFrog]

Scalia is correct in suggesting that the Court is in real danger of having its decisions ignored by individuals and even entire states

Another reason they want Andrew Jackson off the $20 bill.