The analysis I'm looking forward to is Josh Marshall's of Talking Points Memo. He wrote yesterday: "the more serious challenges are based on extremely forward-leaning conservative arguments about the 'commerce clause'. It seems very out there. Comical almost. And with your average Court, I would think it a trivial concern. But this Court, particularly the four most conservative members, have shown themselves to be not only so ideological but so activist and even so partisan that I'm not sure you can really put it past them." And that's to be followed up by some reporting in the next few days.
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Date: 2010-03-23 11:30 am (UTC)The analysis I'm looking forward to is Josh Marshall's of Talking Points Memo. He wrote yesterday: "the more serious challenges are based on extremely forward-leaning conservative arguments about the 'commerce clause'. It seems very out there. Comical almost. And with your average Court, I would think it a trivial concern. But this Court, particularly the four most conservative members, have shown themselves to be not only so ideological but so activist and even so partisan that I'm not sure you can really put it past them." And that's to be followed up by some reporting in the next few days.