A question

[windy252]

I'm fairly young so I don't remember everything. Has the Supreme Court always been blatantly partisan, or was there actually a time when judges did try to enforce the law and didn't seem to make a call to a political party before deciding how to vote every time (mainly those 4 so far), regardless of what party appointed them?

[slackmaster]

1. It's swung pretty far both left and right in my memory

I can't really recall any time it was strictly constructionalist.

[rainy]

2. my political science teacher used to always say: "the constitution is what

the supreme court says it is." It is all about interpretation and that is based on ones beliefs.

[valerief]

3. So now our Supreme Court has deemed the life of woman to be worth

less than human.