
EDITORIAL: THE REHNQUIST LEGACY
"The politics of courts are so mean," wrote Lord Nelson, "that private people would be ashamed to act in the same way."
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I am sure for some US Citizens the death of Rehnquist might bring a bitter sweet end to an era of changes they may not have liked.
REHNQUIST BID A FOND FAREWELL
Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist was buried Wednesday as President Bush led the nation in bidding farewell to the man who orchestrated a dramatic states' rights power shift in a third of a century on the Supreme Court and settled the acrimonious 2000 election in Bush's favor.
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Sorry to dig up a few day old thread here,
I'm baffled as to what this man might have done to upset folks other than support state's rights. Bush V. Gore aside (Florida can count ballots and govern itself), this man did nothing else but interpret the constitution as it is. Saluting half-mast flags for this man is no problem for me. I'd be interested to hear what he did that upset so many.