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10 Polemics from the Supreme Court Decision
The opinions of U.S. Supreme Court justices on the constitutionality of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act are instructive, entertaining, and even downright sarcastic. Here are 10 catch phrases that signify major themes in their legal wrangling.
The [INVALID] marks in the previous comment were meant to be dashes.
Cheryl's article says, "Ginsberg implied that her fellow Justice is ill-tempered and surly." When I read the opinion I wasn't sure if that was the meaning she intended for the word crabbed or whether she might have meant "complicated and difficult to understand." Or do you suppose she was being clever and leaving the interpretation to the reader? I would like to think that the justices are not ill-tempered and surly [INVALID] Scalia to the contrary notwithstanding [INVALID] but I'm not sure.