It’s odd that in an essay about the supposed threat to the rule of law, you complain that the…

Brian C

Sep 5, 2018·1 min read

It’s odd that in an essay about the supposed threat to the rule of law, you complain that the supreme law of the land — the constitution — created a republic, not a democracy.

And you’re being disingenuous, because you don’t really want democracy. You only want your type of people to decide the important issues.

Brian C

Retired software developer, husband, father. Student of history. Met Fan

And now, today, we have the US Senate, whose Republican majority actually represents a minority of the US population, considering the confirmation of a second nominee to the Supreme Court, who may well determine the course of the Court for the next two generations, by a President who also lost the popular vote, this time by a 3 million vote margin. And the Republican corruption of the judicial system continues. That is why it is just as important for Democrats to be focusing on the process as the actual perso…

The Neutering Of An Independent Judicial Branch

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