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people responsible for passing this law are [choose one:] racist; bigots; narrow minded dewberries; ignorant dickweeds; domestic terrorists;
uneducated curs; not as brilliant as me. I am therefore duty-bound to save the Republic for
the minority who don't like this legislation.
You're welcome.
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In this democratic republic of ours, it's wrong to say judges are unelected. When someone as woeful as Elena Kagan
is appointed to the highest court in the land, she's there by the grace
of the people who empowered her appointer. It follows then, that
should any society find itself in thrall of a vile and malevolent
majority, no judge can save it. If that's not the case, no judge
has reason to try.
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