Words Have Meaning. And Their Meaning Doesn't

The Court's Decision Reflects The Philosophy That Judges Should Endure Whatever Interpretive Distortions It Takes In Order To Correct A Supposed Flaw In The Statutory Machinery. That Philosophy Ignores The American People's Decision To Give Congress '[a]ll Legislative Powers' Enumerated In The Constitution. They Made Congress, Not This Court, Responsible For Both Making Laws And Mending Them.

A Journalistic Purpose Could Be Someone With A Xerox Machine In A Basement.

In The Eyes Of Government We Are Just One Race Here. It Is American.

On This Day, When We're Celebrating Our Constitutional Heritage, I Urge You To Be Faithful To That Heritage - To Impose On Our Fellow Citizens Only The Restrictions That Are There In The Constitution, Not Invent New Ones, Not To Invent The Right Because It's A Good Idea.

Rather Than Rewriting The Law Under The Pretense Of Interpreting It, The Court Should Have Left It To Congress To Decide What To Do About The Act's Limitation Of Tax Credits To State Exchanges.