This is an extraordinary speech both because Hawley is a rising star in the GOP and because he himself is a product of the conservative legal establishment. He has every reason in the world not to face the reality of the situation.https://t.co/05Xqh8S3yW
— Pat Smith (@smithpatrick08) June 16, 2020
"Do we have any recourse? Not really."
Because we no longer have a constitutional order as originally intended by those who ratified the Constitution. Is the senator willing to admit that the (R) party cannot be reformed?
Instead the senator gives the false hope that mass politics may work in the future if "conservatives" and traditional religious Americans just try harder this time. No: it is time to recognize who our enemies are, and to determine what strategies are appropriate.
Related:
Here's my contribution to the @SCOTUSblog symposium on yesterday's decision. "The simplistic logic of Justice Neil Gorsuch’s account of sex discrimination" https://t.co/aVDewSf4zT @Heritage
— Ryan T. Anderson (@RyanTAnd) June 16, 2020
Some additional thoughts about the Title VII cases, the meaning of words, and "textualism."https://t.co/ycOsMP4H6y
— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) June 16, 2020
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