https://twitter.com/SupplySideLibrl/status/878266774373912576
Liberals were unhappy with Neil Gorsuch’s nomination to the Supreme Court, and now they might be even more triggered by what Gorsuch considers a feature instead of a bug in regards to the Constitution:
Gorsuch's 1st dissent:
"the difficulty of making new laws isn't some bug … it's the point of the design, the better to preserve liberty" pic.twitter.com/mZu5gRwsWO
— Judge Don Willett (@JusticeWillett) June 23, 2017
Well put!
https://twitter.com/JimmyMatho/status/878309181702324224
Liberals expressing disagreement need only be reminded of former President Obama’s “elections have consequences” quote.
My man-crush on Justice Gorsuch only grows.
https://t.co/qAUQ3yYFvr— Blurt Cobain (@thethirtysixco) June 23, 2017
Huh. How did we get a SupCo Justice whose writing is so easy to understand? https://t.co/cQcix3q8Oo
— Brian Faughnan (@BrianFaughnan) June 23, 2017
GP Hey, @molratty, I think I'm in love. https://t.co/TBvkoyD9rP
— The Gormogons (@Gormogons) June 23, 2017
I haven't read the dissent to see how he applied this idea, but I like the quote here. https://t.co/t5fDDht0UE
— Jason Coyle (@JaesCoyle) June 23, 2017
It's beautiful. Truly mean that. I'm thankful we found another that could write this way about the simplicity & beauty of the process.
— FlapjackPalmdale (@mikepage7176) June 23, 2017
…excellent! …no legislating from the bench…
— DB Cozart (@dbcpac) June 23, 2017
Our 1st favorite justice tweeting about our 2nd favorite. Is that like some kind of wall break? https://t.co/uNXzmZdWwJ
— GunRightsAcrossUSA (@GRAAmerica) June 23, 2017
Would've been better in a majority opinion ☹️ https://t.co/sfwGqQocJL
— Michael Watson (@MichaelWatsonDC) June 23, 2017
— Philly-Fan (@_PhillyFan) June 23, 2017