Alito's right to warn: Court's knee-jerk habit of slapping Trump will...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

36% : We saw that as far back as 2012, when Roberts switched sides in the case against Obamacare at the last minute, for fear that striking down that unprecedented bill would upset the DC applecart and harm the court's legitimacy.
27% : " So wrote Harvard Law professor and constitutional scholar Adrian Vermeule on Friday after a district-court judge issued yet another lawless nationwide injunction meant to handcuff Trump and halt his agenda.
27% : From excessively easy forum-shopping -- anti-Trump DC District Judge James Boasberg and others seem to get "randomly" assigned to an awful lot of high-profile cases lately -- to intemperate language, rushed rulings and a palpable hostility to Trump, the judiciary doesn't seem to be calling "balls and strikes," as Roberts likes to say.
26% : "A number of judges have seemingly adopted a constitutional meta-principle: what a past President did, President Trump may not undo.

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