Three Prospects for the Supreme Court

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Communicationheat of 12:14AM December 30, 2009

When will Americans figure out that we are ruled by a nine seated monarchy in our country? With a ruling majority of five and are seated for life.
Article III of the Constitution clearly as it is written declares this and so decided in the 1803 Marbury vs Madison what the Supreme Court has original jurisdiction and who will have appellate jurisdiction and they are the final of judicial review of the Constitution. This decision sent Thomas Jefferson in a tail spin and he contemplated it until his death. Afterwords calling for a Constitutional convention. The Supreme Court can overrule any Presidential and Congressional decision. They have more of a deciding majority than Congress and the minority has no rights or say what so ever on the decisions of when this majority has ruled. They can revise, interrupt and overturn the Constitution as they see fit with no regards to the spirit of the law or as it is commonly written. There are some on this court who hold no regard for the Declaration of Independence as law of our land ratified by Congress and signed by President Adams. Nor do they have any regard for the 9th Amendment and our unenumerated rights. In this America our founding fathers ever so wanted to ensure that we have all rights and they are protected and since enumeration of some rights might be taken to imply the absence of other rights and that must never happen! It's way past a time in our America for a Constitutional convention as to put the power in America back were it belongs and that is with the PEOPLE.

Raymond Young of NV 11:27PM February 25, 2009

I do hope that we consider more liberal justices to neuter the hitleresque tendencies of roberts, scalia, alito, and thomas.
we do not need another roland freiser in our mist representing our great country.
if you do not know who freiser is, look him up.

realist of AZ 3:40PM December 21, 2008

There may be more. Clarence Thomas is nearing the demographic edge for life expectancy is 69 and he is 60. We know that David Souter has been quoted as saying he hates the job and would like to retire. The only firm seats appear to be Alito and Roberts. I would hope Scalia would retire but suspect he'll be another Douglas and they'll have to shoot him to leave. His judicial philosophy is based on spite and I suspect he'll stay on as long as he can.

S L Mcmaster of VA 6:43PM December 05, 2008

Stevens shows no signs of leaving, though I believe he will in thelast year of an Obama administration - either 3 or 7 years from now. Ginsberg may leave if she gets sick, but that's about it.

Rob Campbell of CA 8:55AM December 01, 2008

Speculation over the appointment to the bench to replace justices who are still sitting is a bit premature but it is the prerogative of the president to appoint those to the bench who he sees will bring the court more in-line withcurrent public sentiment

tesarz@sbcglobal.net of OH 5:10PM November 13, 2008

I like that they're smart, and young. I like that they're all women. We'll still have the three conservatives for balance, and Kennedy who swings left here and there. I don't think it's rushing...after all, Stevens was born in 1920!

April of CA 2:09PM November 12, 2008