Another SCOTUS Fumble

When our former non-leader, King George XLIII, nominated John Roberts and Samuel Alito as frontman and back-up, respectively, for the Supremes, I opined that both possessed neither courtroom nor real-life experience sufficient for the task of deciding everyday issues that affect American citizens.

Time and again, since these two were seated, decisions emanating from the Supremes have been attestations of their insular viewpoints. SCOTUS, in its current configuration, has shown an overwhelming proclivity to come down on the side of what could be referred to as “the establishment” rather than the individual.

Of those cases which seem too “controversial,” the Roberts