Thank God for Al Gore inventing the Internet. Without it, we'd all have to watch Sixty Minutes waiting for that rare moment when (tick-tick-tick) something important happened on that show. Now, with the `Net, we can relax, play tennis or bounce the grandkids on our knees, and rest assured the World Wide Web will flag it if it counts.Such an event occurred recently. CBS journo Scott Pelley did one of those puff-pieces that liberals do for aging liberals. Pelley interviewed retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens. Stevens retired at the end of the spring term. Not a minute too soon. It would be hard to find a single opinion of Stevens that showed fidelity to the original intent of the Founders in giving us a written Constitution that has inspired admiration around the world. So, Stevens escaped Washington. He was, as Winston Churchill once said of an opponent "unsung and unhung." Well, he's unsung no more. Scott Pelley interviewed the retired but not retiring jurist...(Read Full Post)